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5 legalistic practices parents should avoid
Parenting can be very tricky because as much as we want to protect our kids and reserve the best for them, there comes a point that too much laws will signal a hint of legalism.
How do I know when it's time to transfer to another church?
There is nothing wrong with transferring to a different church if done for reasons that do not involve offence, hurt and unhealthy disagreement with leadership.
5 ways to be a blessing to your boss
When we choose to be a blessing to our employers and superiors, they're not the only ones that benefit.
5 actions Christians can take when they're being bullied
Bullying has evolved and can now can happen to anyone. How can we as Christians respond to bullying?
Zika crisis: First US transmission reported, attributed to sexual contact
The first known case of Zika virus transmission in the United States was reported in Texas on Tuesday by local health officials.
9 scriptures that teach principles on investing
For those who want to go into investments and passive income, the Bible teaches us how to do so.
WHO declares global health emergency as Zika virus spreads rapidly; infection could be worse than Ebola
The rising cases of the mosquito-borne Zika virus infection have prompted the World Health Organisation (WHO) to declare on Monday a "public health emergency of international concern," and medical experts are still struggling to find a way to stop it from infecting more people.
Weapons' sale rises in Germany amid crime surge triggered by influx of refugees
With concerns over the influx of migrants and surging crimes among refugees, Germans are reportedly stocking up some firearms for protection, spiking the sales by up to three times more in weapons shops.
Phil and Kay Robertson boast of their happy sex life: 'It's not something we should be ashamed of'
Al and Lisa Robertson are talking about love and relationships in their new book called "The Duck Commander Devotional for Couples," and in it, they gave a somewhat revealing account of Phil and Kay Robertson's active sex life.
Nick Vujicic tells students struggling with negativity: 'Jesus is always near so you're never alone'
As someone who was born without any arms or legs, limbless evangelist Nick Vujicic really stood out like a sore thumb among his peers and was heavily bullied while he was growing up.
Domestic abuse in Christian homes called a 'silent epidemic' that needs to be addressed
The issue of domestic abuse is not something the Christian community openly addresses. However, it is something that must be dealt with now since many Christian women, including the wives of pastors and ministers, are often abused in some way.
'Church burnout': Christian leader cites five reasons why members leave their church â and what to do to counter it
Church burnout is a real thing, says LifeWay Christian Resources president Thom S. Rainer, although when it happens, church members still get shocked and surprised.
Franklin Graham admits he still doesn't understand how the caucus works
There are some things that don't make sense for Reverend Franklin Graham, but there are also some things that the evangelist knows for certain.
Ben Carson talks about the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, says 'it could be tomorrow'
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson strongly believes in the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, and before that day comes, he has remained committed to living his life "consistent with the will of God."
Pastor Saeed Abedini denies wife's sexual abuse claims but admits their marriage is in 'great stress'
Pastor Saeed Abedini was finally released from his prison cell in Iran, only to be greeted by bad news when he got home. Apparently, his wife Naghmeh filed a domestic relations case against him and refused to remain in his presence when he got to the Billy Graham Training Center in North Carolina.
Obama pursuing plans to visit mosque in Baltimore despite its long history of ties to terrorism
Is President Barack Obama supporting and legitimising radical Islamic groups in the U.S. at the expense of more moderate Muslims? The answer is "yes" as far as the research group Investigative Project on Terrorism (IPT) is concerned.