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It’s December! You know what that means? It’s the month of the year with the most engagements. So you’re engaged! … Now what do you do?

Reading fiction has challenged me to think critically, to ask questions and to extend grace and mercy more and more.

“‘Fear not…For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior…’” (Luke 2:10-11). Fear can be powerful, but God is all-powerful.

Some important events that happened in my life this year helped me realize these four lessons about maintaining relationships.

To truly love others like Lauren said she loves those who identify as homosexual, you have to tell the truth. Because there can be no repentance without clarity. There is no understanding of grace without the realization of sin.

A crowd-sourced collection of fun and affordable gifts for everyone on your Christmas list. You’re welcome.

#GivingTuesday shouldn’t just be a donation so you can write it off on your taxes, check off the imaginary philanthropy box, and pat yourself on the back.

Disappointments. Uncertainty. Annoyances. These are real frustrations and real hurts, and they are not what I would choose.

Time with your date’s family over the holidays can offer important insights into his or her character and relational health.

Author Joshua Harris is behind a documentary that calls into question many of the prescriptive guidelines in his classic book. It’s a bold move that again begs the question: Is there a “right” way to date?