Rick Warren and “The Purpose-Driven Life”
It’s one thing to like people and reach out to them, looking for common links; it’s another to feel you must please everyone else but God.
It’s one thing to like people and reach out to them, looking for common links; it’s another to feel you must please everyone else but God.
I missed Mom more than anything. Thanks to an inexplicable coincidence, I knew she was still with me.
A stuffed clown that her late son loved reminds a mother of the lessons he taught her.
I dreaded another Thanksgiving without my little Kyley-Bug. I prayed for a sign that my daughter was at peace.
Artist Theo Jansen creates “wind creatures” that will take your breath away.
She had bought the Christmas toy everyone wanted, but she had no one to give it to.
She was always a hard worker. Then her husband’s business nearly collapsed in the recession. Could she work even harder?
A father in need of a new perspective on the holidays is inspired by his daughter’s enthusiasm.
What did a comic book artist know about spreading the good news? Plenty, as it turns out.
I walked to the funeral in the rain, thinking about the suffering of the mom and her girls, and of Jesus’s crown of thorns.
Grieving parents are reassured by a text they never expected to receive.
Anthony Mancinelli’s been a barber since 1923. He says he’ll retire when God calls him home.