My parents need more support, but my siblings don’t want to help. How can I get them to step up and honor their father and mother?

I need to spend more time on Bible study. Is there a best way to do that?

Despite technology providers’ claims to the contrary, is it possible that our digital devices have made modern life less interesting?

I see Christians debating about the “sin of empathy.” Is that a biblical teaching?

I have to make a big decision regarding a job opportunity. I've been reading my Bible and praying, but I still don’t know what to do. How do I know whether I’m making the right choice?

Should I feel guilty for the unjust actions of my ancestors or my country even if the actions happened before I was born?

A holistic gospel witness is a challenge to popular reductions of the gospel that diminish the full scope of the good news that Jesus proclaimed and lived.

My married kids don’t want to have children. To me, this is a self-centered decision. How can I convince them to be fruitful and multiply?

Are children capable of taking on lead roles in our worship services, such as in reading Scripture, praying, blessing, or ushering? If so, how might we encourage this?

I have multiple jobs. I don’t think I can afford to give any of them up, but I feel like I’m being pulled in different directions. Is there anything I can do?

There are times when we are the ones who are hiding. But there are also times when God’s people trust and obey yet still feel empty and forgotten.

There’s nothing like a crisis to expose the weaknesses in any system—and that includes family communication systems.

We all praise God for designing and creating the amazing plants and animals we see around us. But Christians disagree on how God created.

Our church is doing more intergenerational ministry events. Don’t people learn best with their own age groups?

Is Jesus’ admonition “In everything, do to others what you would have them do to you” (Matt. 7:12) an example of moral relativism?

I struggle with my kids’ constant fighting. How can I stop the competition so our home can find some peace?

In the small office I manage, I want employees to settle on certain computer apps to do their work (in this case, the messaging app Slack), but some are resisting. Should I lay down the law and require it?

Years ago, it seems like we spent a lot of time in church listening to sermons about or studying apologetics, but these days, not so much. Why?

I am an elderly Christian who can find himself in discussions about burial plans. When I share that my remains will be donated for medical research, some people react negatively. Please comment.

School is the most straightforward way to get this kind of education, but it’s not the only way nor even always the best way.

I suspect that you want to see God at work—even long to—but the possibility often seems quite elusive.

Occasionally I cannot honestly sing all the words of a song. With “Amazing Grace,” for example, I would be lying if I sang “How precious did that grace appear the hour I first believed.” I did not have a Damascus Road experience. What should I do when I cannot honestly sing some lines in church?

Should we connect with a former daughter-in-law for the sake of our grandkids when our son would feel betrayed by our having any connection?