By Trillia Newbell Have you ever done the dance the tango? I have. The woman mirrors the man while he guides and leads with incredible strength and yet fluidity. It is a beautiful dance packed with power and passion. The woman, though following, must react, respond, and in many ways leads the dance. Without her...

By Trillia Newbell Over at Desiring God, Owen Strachan writes on a series of new trends and stories involving marriage and relationships. They are abortion contracts, wedleases and throuples. Abortion contracts allow a couple to enter into a legal agreement that if the woman should get pregnant during the relationship she must abort the child....

By Courtney Reissig Editor’s Note: This begins a special series we are doing specifically for college-age women. We will be sharing a variety of posts about life in college designed to help Christian women navigate the often murky (and exciting) waters of college life. Stay tuned for more! ************************************************************* I grew up in a culture saturated...

By JD Gunter Talking One of the unique opportunities I have attending seminary, after ten years of marriage, is discipling young men who are single or dating. One of the disadvantages, however, is not being current on the lingo. This struck me in a recent conversation with a friend who told me he had gone...

  Full disclosure: I do this from time to time. But I thought it was funny nonetheless! Technology sure does change things!          

  By Gloria Furman Editor’s Note: This is part 2 in a 3 part series on being a pastor’s wife. Stay tuned for part 3. And if you need to catch up, you can read part 1 here. ************************************************************ “I just want to take a minute to soak this in.” Our cheeky South African friend...