By Scott Douglas As a student minister, one of the hardest areas for me to have influence in teenagers’ lives is with their dating choices. I have had many instances where a student has brought so many boyfriends or girlfriends to youth events that I begin to lose track of who they’re dating now. I...

By Trillia Newbell There’s a theme I’ve noticed as I peruse social media; women are hungry for freedom. “Messy” is a familiar word. Women want to know that they aren’t alone in their messy lives. They want to know that they don’t have to be perfect or have it all together and to be assured...

By Courtney Reissig There is a lot of talk these days about doing radical things for Jesus. While it is a good and right thing to encourage Christians to lay their lives down for the sake of the gospel, the push for the next big thing leaves many wondering if their lives are simply too...

By Gloria Furman I’ve never read an entire book devoted to the subject of modesty, but I’ve read several articles and chapters on the subject. These articles and chapters focused on things like bathing suits, movies, wedding dresses, and lipstick. And none of the articles ever began like this book does: “In the pages that...

by Aimee Byrd Christian mom. These two words sound delightful until you are actually faced with the challenge to live out the implications of your faith as a mother. Kimm Crandall describes the burden that we put on ourselves and other mothers as a whopping, imaginary manual of the do’s and don’ts of motherhood: Sadly,...

by Logan Gentry In the opening endorsement to Eric Mason’s masterful book on manhood, Dr. Tony Evans exclaims, “He does not write this book in abstract esoteric terms so that the reader is left in a theological jog wondering where to go and what to do next. Manhood Restored will inspire, challenge, encourage, and educate...