This question touches a nerve for many because it involves matters of faith, family traditions, & strong feelings. But our

Someone stopped me recently at church to ask whether cremation was acceptable for Christians. It’s a question that’s been asked

This month, our Open Arms Food Pantry, which has been a blessing to thousands of Downriver families, turns 20 years

The 250th birthday of America this week brings back the bitter childhood memory of being prevented from celebrating the Bicentennial

Like many men in ministry, I began in youth ministry. This week marks 40 years since I transitioned from youth

Since it’s that time of year to recognize fathers, let’s revisit what God actually calls fathers to do–not according to

Fortune magazine quoted billionaire Ross Perot speaking to students at the Harvard Business School in 1989 (before he ran for

With hot summer weather here, many will be stripping down & showing more skin. Yet Scripture calls believers to a

The movie “Pearl Harbor” features a scene where President Roosevelt, seated in his wheelchair, gathers his cabinet in the War

This Memorial Day weekend is a good time to think about what our military members served, fought, & died for.

Our government is in the process of reviewing tens of millions of documents about UAPs (formerly known as UFOs) to

Mother’s Day can be a complicated day of mixed emotions for many these days. The ideal traditional first-marriage, two-parent family