Jim is in my office this Saturday morning crying over the lust, guilt and terrible sexual choices that are destroying his life. I don't know whether to empathize with his pain or kick his butt for going to sleep on his watch! I remind him that the battle for sexual integrity demands constant vigilance. It's a wrestling match with Satan, and any time you let your guard down, you get body-slammed.
He's a tough and resourceful former Special Forces survival expert. She's a refined and articulate TV journalist. Together, they are husband and wife, teacher and student, warrior and fair maiden, hunters and (sometimes) hunted.
Mention the name Martin Scorsese and the image of rough-and-tumble movies (Taxi Driver, Raging Bull and Goodfellas) pops up.
So when my wife, 10-year-old son and 4-year-old daughter sat down to ...
Genuine intimacy is the cry of our nation. Many individuals search through multiple marriages trying to find the vital connection their souls long for. Still louder shouts the silence of the man or woman who ...
'The Vow' had every opportunity to be a heartwarming romance to the likes of 'The Notebook'—a broken man fighting for the woman he loves, no matter the cost. Unfortunately, it hardly measures up to the real-life couple’s truly inspirational story.
When CNN posted an article on its Belief Blog asking, “Do you speak Christian?” author John Blake looked into the various phrases that Christians use to describe things,
Jeremy Lin, a devout Christian who has come out of nowhere to become an international sensation after becoming the New York Knicks' point guard this month, shares his love for Christian rap and rock in a video, which you can watch above. In his brief interview with Fuse, Lin said that he likes to keep his pregame music "mellow" in listening to LeCrae and Hillsong United. "I try not to get too hyped up, otherwise I find myself kind of burnt out before the game, with a little too much energy, playing out of character," Lin, 23, said. "So I try to slow it down a little bit." Lin, who didn't receive any Division I scholarship offers out of high school and went undrafted in 2010 after playing and graduating from Harvard, is the NBA's first American-born player of Chinese or Taiwanese descent. "This is a miracle from God," Lin said about his improbable rise in basketball. "I don't think anybody expected this to happen."
