Whether it's making a meal, teaching Zumba, doing crafts, or playing games, serving others (and allowing yourself to be served) is a blessing to us all.

By reclaiming the the biblical understanding of brothers and sisters in Christ, the church can be a picture of healthy community in a relationally confused world.

What was once the fledgling project of a local Christian radio station has now become a ministry project that has impacted children and families in nearly every corner of the world. 

Through the lens of God's love, parents can learn to love their children well and be the best example for them.

What do women bring to church ministry? How can their involvement build up the Body of Christ?

Do you want to make an impact in your community? Loving Houston helps churches partner with their local schools to love our neighbors as Christ has loved us.

Let's push past the small talk and discuss a common problem in many of our churches. As a minister's wife, it can be very lonely and hard to build true friendships with people inside the church. However, the church community shouldn't leave anyone isolated—especially not its leaders and their families.

What happens when pastors stop competing with one another and become friends instead? God’s work multiplies!

I am so glad my church did not shy away from us in our grief. Like the courageous firefighters who jumped into dangerous waters to search for my son, my church selflessly jumped into the whirling, battering waters of grief with us. 

Holidays with the family can be wonderful and hard. How can Christians cling to Christ when the thought of family is challenging or when we’re tempted to idolize it?