Little did Chris Reis know that his famous recovery of an onside kick in Super Bowl XLIV would be used as a platform for God, and to turn his father’s life around.

God may call you to marry someday. Until then, embrace being single and the freedoms to serve that come with it.

Our heavenly Father displays selfless, patient, always-gonna-show-up love toward us. He expects us to do the same thing with our children.

If we practice what God tells us to we can always count on His blessing. The blessing just may not come in the package we prefer.

Dads, you may think you’re missing out. But, what you’re giving up won’t bring you as much joy as what you do for your kids.

We all make mistakes that hurt the people around us—including our children. And we all need forgiveness.

A piece of God’s character rests in the noble heroes around us. We as men following them can take those pieces to produce a courage more resilient than theirs.

Don’t just pray your problems away. Make sure you mix that prayer with purpose, action and sweat.

Always remember that you are trying to improve the youth sports experience for your child, and the rest of the team too.

Coaching others in how to make disciples certainly isn’t easy, but the results are well worth it.

Perhaps our focus should be on inviting men to be in relationship as we pursue Christ together.

If you the fire you once had for God and his Word has flickered and gone out, rekindle it!

There are ways to fight back so you can overcome those roadblocks that are getting you down.

Even though you may be in neutral, God wants you to honor him until He kicks your ministry into high gear.

Here are some things you dads you can do to help improve your relationship with your wife.

Jeff Lawrence, founder and pastor of Redemption Church in Edmond, Okla., has seven tips for fathers who travel constantly.

Financial stability is a difficult thing in this day and age. Here are some tips to employ to your finances.

The church needs men to be disciples who make disciples for the glory of God.

Is it possible for teenage boys to love worship more than their Xbox or Wii? Or to raise kids that are passionate worshippers? Here's some advice on how you can raise kids that love to worship.

There is absolutely no reason, regardless of exactly when the second half of your life begins, for you to fail to live with godly enthusiasm, resolve, and passion.