There was a time when fathers and sons worked together and spent the majority of each day in close proximity to each other. This master-apprentice relationship was a...

Why don’t people say “TGIM?” TGIF (Thank Goodness it’s Friday!) is a popular exclamation for those longing for the end of a workweek and “real life” to begin....

The Institute for Faith and Culture offers this summer reading list of twelve books to help you to develop a biblical worldview in a culture of lies....

Summer can be a busy season filled with barbeques and baseball games, camps and cookouts and cross-country trips. But it also offers opportunities to relax, with vacations offering...

In the Bible, Babylon came to represent rebellion against God. Babylon's ways are the ways of violence and bloodshed, but Christ calls us into his kingdom....

There are many different meanings for the word “mission.” It can reference a specific assignment that one is sent on (think Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible). Mission is...

Editor’s note: Read part 1 of Douglas Monroe’s tribute to Hugh Whelchel here and part 2 here. A Focus on Shalom When I think about Hugh, the word...

Pride Month is a religious festival that seeks to train us into unbiblical ways of living. How can you talk to your kids about Pride from a biblical...

Over the past several months, I have seen occasional glimpses of recent college graduates who are posting on social media their utter disappointment in America due to their...

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