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As Christians, we are not bound by the Law to celebrate these biblical holidays. But they are a part of our heritage, and they are clearly important to God.

Hospitality. The very mention of the word has struck fear in my heart more than once. You see, I’m not the greatest cook, housekeeper or decorator. It’s a bad sign when after you marry and your mom comes to visit, she says of your home, “This is the be …

I was sitting in a faculty meeting the other night and snickered as the conversation turned to how we can better reach our millennial students: “The millennials have completely integrated technology into their lives. The millennials are extreme multita …

I want to share a story with you today. And it’s a story with several layers. On the surface, it’s a story about a toy. Dig a bit deeper, and it’s a story about waiting. Dig one more level, and it’s a story about the Father’s heart toward us. My son, H …

Were you born between 1982 and 2004? If so, you are a millennial. Having been born in 1989, I am undeniably a millennial. I don’t mind being put in an age category; age is irrefutable and therefore nothing I can change. I’m 22 and perfectly OK with tha …

When I was a kid and getting ready to stay over at a friend’s house, my parents always told me, “Now, I don’t care what things look like when you get there; you just make sure to leave it better than how you found it!” My typical response was something …

Hi. I’m Emma, and I am not a fan of online dating. (In fact, Lisa Anderson calls me a hater.) My dislike of it has several roots. Personally, it’s not something I’ve ever considered as an option. My aversion comes mostly from the stories I’ve heard fro …

Online dating is pretty commonplace now, but it’s so slow, you guys. You know, you have to get on the Internet, look at people’s profiles, send a message, wait to get a message back, decide to meet, and then pick a time and a place. I mean, that whole …