Posts in category Relationships/Family

Pop threw up his hands in disgust, prompted by the third Valentine’s Day movie release advertisement that evening: “This is why young people can’t get …

This week Joe is back with another challenging video on dating. This time he deals with being unequally yoked with unbelievers in dating relationships. Great …

This week Joe is back with a timely episode encouraging single Christian men to pursue the girl they’re interested in. Joe explains what it means …

“You’ll be okay. You just have to learn that you’re worth more than settling on a weak man. If he can’t sweep you off your …

To My Son, You’ve probably heard the question “Are you mixed?” asked of you a dozen times by this point. When asked your ethnicity on …

I am ignorant. I have a confession to make. Until a few months ago, I was almost entirely ignorant of the issues addressed here on …

The Bible declares, “seek peace and pursue it” (Ps. 34:14; 1 Pt. 3:11). This phrase has implications for all areas of life, especially multi-ethnic ministry. …

Kids are screaming, dinner is not done, bills need to be paid, homework needs to be checked, and you feel like you are on an …

How’s it coming? In a previous post, I elaborated on a certain kind of friendship—encouraging your friends towards their calling. In light of the Great Commission …

One the best arguments against the growing tentacles of the social assistance welfare state into the lives of people who are suffering is the practice …

Have you ever given much thought to what it means to be a good friend? Sure, friends and relationships are familiar realities to us. But …

“Strong complementarian women combine things the world cannot explain: a sweet, tender, kind, loving, submissive, feminine beauty, with massive steel in their backs, and theology …

Here is a sermon on singleness by Mike Campbell of Redeemer Church, PCA. It’s one of the best sermons I’ve heard on the topic, so …

“So what are you?” a new acquaintance asks me. “If you don’t mind me asking…” “Well, what do you think I am?” “Oh, I don’t …

My son identifies himself as peach, the crayon color. His grandmother, my British mother in-law, asked him what color he thought she was and he …

A few weeks ago, a new friend, Justin Fosu-Jones, introduced me to the story of Jordan and Jessica, who were widowed in their 20s and …

Editor’s Note: This article first appeared on TGC’s blog. I recently caught up with a college friend in town for a mutual friend’s wedding. Now in …

Learn to love whether marriage is in view or not. “Look, I can testify about seeing something that isn’t there. You buy the off-brand crackerjacks …

What do you do when Father’s day hurts? What happens when our view of God is shaped more by a father figure who has harmed …

A typical Millennial In many ways, I can most accurately be described as the quintessential Millennial or Generation Y’er (Latter 1970’s or early 1980’s to …