Suzanne Hadley Gosselin

There’s something that’s been bugging me recently: how I can write a blog post with the best of intentions that sets off a horrible, no-good, very bad conversation. At that point, I wish to recall my post — not because I regret its content — but beca …

My husband Kevin just accepted a job at a church to be a children’s ministry director. Already, we are discussing how to keep him safe from accusations. It’s a scary world for a man to take a job working with children. That is the topic Jeffrey Zaslow …

Have you ever gone into an ice cream store that has dozens of flavors only to spend a ridiculously large amount of time deciding on … chocolate? Such a store can be overwhelming. According to one author, a similar phenomenon may be keeping singles fr …

  A few days I wrote about chemistry. A lively discussion ensued. What is chemistry? Is it a purely worldly idea? Is it needed in courtship? Does it come after you tie the knot? There were a variety of opinions on the subject. So now in the next i …

In “5 Steps to a Better Career” David Kinnaman of the Barna Group gives advice to young workers on cultivating career contentment. Kinnaman starts by relating an interaction he had with a Gen Y worker at his office. During their meeting, the young man …

Recently, Barbara Nicolosi Harrington, a Hollywood screenwriter and professor at Pepperdine University, delivered a lecture at Focus on the Family on Christianity and the arts. She offered this definition of art: Art is something constructed that delig …