When you do this, you will be guided into the steps of reconciliation.

How do you think Jesus would have handled this issue with individuals?

How do you respond when you see blatant sin?

Too many of us don't really understand what forgiveness is. Here's some great advice to follow.

After Nathaniel Timothy Kuck was born in 1997 with multiple birth defects, hospital visits and surgeries became part of his normal life. Despite beating the odds time and again, the "miracle boy" died at age 4.

Here is why the church needs to rethink how it ministers to singles.

Best-selling author Jarrid Wilson wonders why God allows some people to represent Him.

Take the time out of your busy life to celebrate that which has stood the test of time and has challenged you to become the person that you are today.

Is joy and laughter missing from your day due to troubles? Here's how to get it back.

In a follow-up to Thursday's New Man post, it's now the wives' turn.

Sexual attraction is not the litmus test for a good relationship. In fact, it can mask problems. 

There are many signs of abusive leadership, which can relate to leadership in the family, church, business, politics or any organization.

Are you needing guidance from the Lord? Watch as Karen Jensen explains how to find God's direction for your life.

At one point or another we've all been offended by someone, but as Christians we are called to walk in reconciliation. The Bible has laid out a clear plan on how to deal with offense. Do you follow the Lord's laws?  

We've all suffered broken relationships with close companions during our lives—a friend, family member or spouse. What is the biblical way to respond—and heal—through those traumatic times? George O. Wood shares the answer.

When you get treated unfairly, getting back at the perpetrator is often our instinctual reaction. But David handled his situation differently, and his decisions can make a tremendous difference in your own life.

A recent Christian-dating survey revealed a shocking trend among singles in the church. But the deeper spiritual malaise it betrays is even more disturbing. Discover what you can do to reverse the descent.

As Christians, there can be pressure to "be nice" and say "yes" to everything. But there can be even more positive aspects to saying "no" to certain things and at certain times.

Few pastoral duties demand more sensitivity and tact than ministering to people whose loved one has taken his or her life. Consider the advice of this experienced Bible commentator.

Is modest really hottest? Karen Jensen Salisbury confronts cleavage, carnality and purity in a culture obsessed with showing more skin.