When death comes, what will be your hope? Turn from your sins, and trust in Him who is the living hope.

We must stop the enemy's assault on men, (and women), through pornography and destructive sexual behavior. Psychologist Douglas Weiss shares how we can win this battle.

As a homeschooling parent, Melanie Young discovered that lessons that were good for her oldest son didn’t exactly go over well with her other sons.

How would your kids define fatherhood? As a series of erratic, confusing phone calls, broken promises or what Mom mutters about under her breath?

Our own morals have no power to deliver us from our darkest thoughts and deeds. That job is left to Jesus.

No matter what you have done to your life or how you have failed, there is hope for you. God can take any man who is broken and make him whole again.

Fathers need to understand that they will fail their children because they are not perfect. Don’t try to be perfect. You'll only frustrate yourself and withdraw.

When God takes you home, what will your family say about you? Will God say you finished well?

Laughter apparently is one of the best medicines, according to a study at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.

When you pray, check to see where your heart is—focused on yourself or on others.

Being the parent of a child who lies on a consistent basis is challenging. Here are some ways to deal with the issue.

It doesn’t make sense to reject something you’ve never tried. In the same way, it wouldn’t be fair to reject Christianity because you never tried it.

Men, instead of wondering what you want to do with your life, you should wonder who you want to be.

Read the third in a series called One Life, as Kenny Luck discusses the urgency that comes from having only one life to live.

Daily life had pulled an unexpected turn at the Wong household. Like an increasing number of men, I found myself, unexpectedly, without a job.

Every one of the problems in your life—weaknesses, shortcomings, personality flaws, emotional conflict—all stem from what Gregory Dickow calls a “father fracture.”

Like the instruction of the Sadducees and Pharisees, we must remove all ungodly teaching from our minds.

Young boys are in trouble today primarily because their dads are emotionally or physically absent.

Once we catch God’s wonderful vision for us, we are never the same. Don’t give up. Pursue God and His plan for your life.

Give a nod to the millions of men who are courageously living out God’s plan each and every day in the details of their lives.