Tag: Character & Virtue

The Christian life is a marathon. And like any endurance race, it requires consistent training. Spiritual habits are the training ground for a vibrant faith....
Celebration is often an act joyous remembrance, commemorating what has come before. As we enter this year, may we remember that God holds our time in his hands....
The confusion of the true spirit of Christmas is engineered by the enemy of our souls. Paul reveals the heart of Christmas is the humility, servanthood, and exaltation...

This is the fourth article in a series that has discussed the four stanzas of the Christmas hymn, “Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee.” In the first article, Jacqueline...

Grandma and Grandpa’s house during the holidays was wonder-filled. Thanksgiving overflowed with stuffing, pies, and football. In the 1970s and 80s, their Christmas tree was extra-packed with eclectic,...

Race activists say Daniel Penny is racist. Others say he's a hero and a good Samaritan. Let's consider how the parable of the Good Samaritan relates to this...

Fighting for joy in the midst of a busy schedule is sometimes difficult even for strong, mature Christians. As a young professional in Washington, D.C., I have experienced...

Part 3 discusses recent whistleblowers and the Cass Review, which proved the obvious: trans "medicine" is a fraud. Opposition is mounting as hiding the truth is now impossible....

On the Friday before Christmas last year, my husband and I stood in front of a judge surrounded by several family members and close friends. This wasn’t our...

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