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Valentine’s Day is a celebration of love — particularly the love that leads to marriage — and those of us who are single have at least three reasons to celebrate.

Truth is when you ask a friend out on a date, you’re not the only one in a vulnerable position. Risking rejection is as difficult as rejecting a friend.

A cluttered mind (and a cluttered house) is common. Many people don’t live with an overabundance of peace. But we can do better.

If I am conditioned for burnout and living in a world that pushes me to overextend my time and resources, what hope do I have to escape burnout?

The idea of honoring my grandma may not be as clearly defined as the idea of honoring my parents, but simple gestures can make a big statement.

Social justice advocates, college professors, society, and certainly shaving companies do not get to define what it means to be a man.

When it comes to spiritual things, many of us are doing the right things for the wrong reasons — or doing nothing at all. Want this year to be different?

The Christians shared a sense of togetherness and belonging. They ate together, attended “church” together, cared for one another. This sounds so different from much of my daily experience.

Goals are meant to challenge us, and sometimes the progress we make — even if it feels like we’ve fallen short — is more than enough.

If you talk about it, I guarantee you’ll find other Christian men and women who are right there with you, needing prayer, encouragement and guidance to overcome the same problem.