Moral decisions create fork-in-the-road moments in our lives every single day. Jonathan Dodson writes about the moral chaos of abortion.

When it comes to materialism and independence, the church doesn’t appear to be much different from the so-called secular world around us.

With ubiquitous access to horror movies and other dark images, Christians are faced with the question: Should we watch horror movies and dark shows?

Shar Walker watched her five-year-old nephew talk to Alexa. She realized it sounded a lot like the way we talk to God.

Since the day the snake whispered to Eve in the garden, generations have been fixed on the idea that we can control our lives. But we can’t.

These days we’re all about self, says Jen Oshman. Our obsession with ourselves has bled into our Christian culture. It’s time we change that.

With the news so often being depressing, should we even read or watch? Former intelligence officer Nancy Bynum says yes. Here’s why.

What if we don’t understand the complexities of foster care, miscarriage, abusive marriages, or a host of other situations?

Sharing a story online seems so benign that we don’t often think about it, says Brianna Lambert. But we should. Here are some questions to ask before you share.

Stephen R. Morefield has seen churches hurting Christians and Christians hurting the church. How do we deal with these disappointing realities? Should we stay or go?

The tragedy of the decline of the American church cannot be limited only to the lives of practicing Christians, says Jake Meador. The effects reach far beyond that.

Steve Mizel looked into the pages of Scripture and Gulliver’s Travels and discovered wisdom for navigating the social media landscape.