Practical Biblical Solutions
Faith Lite
Across the United States, a quiet transformation is changing the spiritual landscape—especially among teenagers and young adults. While traditional religious practice may be on the decline in many communities, belief itself has hardly disappeared. Instead, a new set of convictions, values, and spiritual instincts has emerged, filling the vacuum left [...]
Silence of the Sons
In today’s rapidly shifting culture, a profound transformation is underway: the feminization of boys. This is not primarily an increase in biblical femininity or a celebration of the dignity of women—both of which align with God’s design—but rather a rewriting of what it means to be male and an erosion [...]
The War on Men
A quiet upheaval is reshaping Western society—one that calls into question the very meaning and value of manhood. What was once an assumed and celebrated part of the created order is now frequently portrayed as outdated, dangerous, or even harmful. In this cultural moment, thoughtful voices have sought to diagnose [...]
Spiritually Out of Step
Many Christian couples dream of a marriage where unity goes far beyond shared schedules, finances, or even emotional intimacy. They envision a union in which both hearts and souls walk in step with one another and with God. Yet, even in the most committed Christian homes, husbands and wives can [...]
Stop Being Defensive
Every spouse has felt it: that urge to bristle, argue, justify, or shut down the instant their partner offers feedback or points out a shortcoming. Defensiveness—so common, so human—is one of the primary obstacles to true intimacy in Christian marriage. Rather than strengthening the marital bond, responding defensively creates distance, [...]
Polite But Distant
For decades, pastors and Christian counselors have counseled a surprising number of couples who believe everything is fine in their marriage—until one day, it’s not. These couples share meals, attend church, and post happy pictures on social media. Yet, behind closed doors, conversations have grown shallow. The television is always [...]






