The Bible's word of caution against nostalgia
We can learn a lot from the Israelites' time in the wilderness.
Living — Page 644
Hurricane Agatha breaks May records
The Category 2 storm made landfall in Mexico on Monday afternoon, making it the strongest recorded May hurricane during the Pacific season. Winds hit 105 miles per hour as Agatha pummeled Oaxaca state...
Ashlee Eiland on How to See the Good in Bad People - RELEVANT
I would laugh at this label back in high school, mostly because I didn’t know how else to react.
MLB team's 'Pride Night' ticket sales to benefit groups funding trans surgeries, drugs for kids
Detroit Tigers fans attending Wednesday's game at Comerica Park are being urged to donate to organizations that push puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones and perform body mutilating surgeries on youth who suffer from gender confusion as part of the team's celebration of Pride Night.
How have churches failed on mental illness? Inside the spiritual vs. mental battle
Mental illness has traditionally been a thorny topic inside some churches — and continues to spark challenging discussions today.
A Christian strategy to influence corporations for good
If you are a Christian investor who's not paying attention, your money is actually being weaponized against you all the time.
Hebrews 5:8-11 and learning to love God's discipline
We may believe that we are being treated unfairly and that the presence of His discipline proves the absence of His affection, but that's far from the truth. Our Father disciplines us because he loves us.
Tried everything and still feel like something's missing?
Remember, there's one person who really cares and thinks about you all the time - day and night.
How to Create Friendships in New Places - RELEVANT
Few of us plan to graduate college and move back in with our parents. Yet after 2008, we heard echoes of “recession” and “worst economic trends since the
If You Want to See Change, You Have to Be Vulnerable - RELEVANT
People are talking a lot about vulnerability these days due in no small part to the research of Brené Brown, her books and TED Talks. We both love
