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Steve and Annie Chapman were happy being single and not interested in marrying anyone. But God brought them together – and through a learning experience about anger and forgiveness. Over time, their life experiences provided them insights that they now share in books such as “What Husbands and Wives Don’t Tell Each Other” and in marriage seminars. Read More
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Where There is Love
Annie and Steve Chapman: Saying “I Do”
If someone abuses you, how can you get over the anger resulting from that situation? That’s only one of the life-changing insights that Steve and Annie Chapman share from their life experiences when they conduct marriage seminars and write books.
Samuel Rodriguez: Hearing the Still, Small Voice
Samuel Rodriguez says he learned from his parents the importance of doing God’s will, even in tomes of angst and struggles. Today he is the most prominent voice for the Hispanic evangelical community in the United States and has a vision for Hispanics bringing people together in the church.
Adventures in Love
Raising Kids in a Post-Christian Society: Jay and Laura Laffoon
What’s the most important thing Christian parents should demonstrate in their home to help their kids become successful adults? Marriage and parenting speakers and authors Jay and Laura Laffoon explain this and four other key principles for raising children in an increasingly non-Christian culture.
Make A Joyful Noise
Darlene Zschech: Poised for Praise
Singing and composing music is Darlene’s passion. Her songs, such as “Shout to the Lord” are sung by millions of people around the world. She travels the world declaring the Gospel and showing people that worshiping God is the most natural thing to do, helping people look beyond the church’s frequent divisions regarding doctrinal beliefs.
Being Transparent: Shawn McDonald
Honesty is the best policy – but not easy. Christian singer/songwriter Shawn McDonald discusses living authentically – even when he feels empty and burned out. He says knowing what God thinks about things is key to standing in a place of security.
Speaking of Love
How to Turn a Bad Date Around in Three Easy Steps
What can you do when the conversation on your first in-person date with your online dating match is stilted and awkward and your date seems to be a dud?
Online Dating Attitudes
There are certain mindsets in online dating that have negative repercussions – especially if you’re a Christian. Here’s how to apply godly principles to your behavior.
Putting Love to The Test
A Journey of Living by Faith
People who share their Christian faith openly and overtly in one of the former Soviet Union countries are now outlawed. But here’s the story of a missionary couple who aren’t willing to turn their backs on living Christ before others.
Filters for the Heart
Christians are wise to use “filters” for their incoming and outgoing communications with others.
Reviews
Book Review: Surviving Financial Meltdown
Managing your finances well is tough enough these days, but doing it in a way that honors God is even more important. The author of this book shares how to get out of debt and more about finances from a biblical perspective.
CD Review: “Into the Light,” Phil Stacey
Fans of former TV show “American Idol” Phil Stacey will especially appreciate this album. The ballads and up-tempo songs on the CD are not typical worship songs and will appeal to all ages.
Columns
 
Life is a Party!
 Totally Teen Talk
Life is a Party!
What can you do if you don’t get invited to the party?
Cowboys and Christians – Pastor Gary Morgan
 Pastors’ Perspectives
Cowboys and Christians – Pastor Gary Morgan
The cowboy church movement is quickly growing across America. One of its movers and shakers, Pastor Gary Morgan, explains why. He also discusses dealing with the culture in American schools today.
Conservative vs. Liberal
 My Way vs. Your Way
Conservative vs. Liberal
Politics aside, these two mindsets view and respond to change in very different ways.