As families aim to bring the Gospel home, our prayers begin to reach beyond our homes and stretch to the generations to come. We begin to hope that we might leave a legacy of faith...
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There is hope for every broken home; hope for the impossible; hope for the families who have opened the door to sin, and hope for the family who lives in the debris of the wreckage...
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There is a thread of mentorship woven throughout the Scriptures, as the church is encouraged, time and time again, to imitate mature believers, following their example:
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My son, Elijah, broke his leg this week. It was a small fracture, what the doctor called a "Toddler's Fracture," but it required a cast, nonetheless. While listening to the doctor talk about...
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For my birthday this weekend, my wife surprised me with a kid-free weekend, filled with dates. Dates with my wife used to come easy, daily even, but with three little kids, a dinner with no high chairs or a movie with no cartoons, need a little planning.
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With the 2016 presidential race heating up, and candidates campaigning on everything from national security and the economy to health care and immigration, I thought I'd ask my 5-year-old daughter and 4-year-old son what they would do if they were elected President of the United States of America.
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