What to do if your parents aren't exactly honorable.

Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. Not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid.

We’re all familiar with the Fifth Commandment in the context of little kids. But even as adults, we still need to honor our parents. What exactly does that entail?

How we respond to others' words and actions can reveal a lot about our respect, including that for God.

When my friend noted that we had raised “successful adults,” she was might have been thinking about some of the typical measures of success, but she was actually referring to the kind of success—which I’ll refer to as true success—that...

As He chooses us in all our flaws, He knows through His Holy Spirit, He can offer us the opportunity to change.

We glorify or magnify God, or give glory to God, when we recognize, admire, value or extol His attributes and acts—His holy righteous character, creative brilliance, miraculous works and boundless wisdom.

Be gentle with fragile people.

Obviously, there’s no end to the types of mistakes parents might make. However, certain parenting blunders are especially common today. Here are five big ones to avoid.

The transhumanist movement seeks to develop and use technology to radically transform humanity beyond its current physiology and limitations. Here are six reasons it's so wrong.