Sociologists say voicing our frustrations brings us together. Scripture offers another way.

I’m calling a moratorium on indiscriminate complaints about the church. If it’s not specific, constructive, and impartial, I’m not interested.

People who don’t attend church aren’t as angry as we think. They’re apathetic. Anger would be easier to deal with.

Seven steps to help us rediscover our passion and stop comparing ourselves to others.

Why I wished I’d read the church insurance policy.

As I looked up at the burning twin towers, life-changing words came to me—words I suddenly heard inside my head.

We bear some responsibility for the state of political discourse, but we also hold the power to change it.

How can church leaders encourage reconciliation in the face of racial discord?

How to transform anger into action.

How Internet outrage hits deep.

It did something to me, especially on the inside.

After Charleston, we stand together in faith.

Beware the generalities when preaching on Father’s Day.

It takes courage and strength to replace anger with love

Beware the sword of 'righteous anger.'

PTSD touches veterans and their families. How churches can help.

No longer in denial: Letting God use our anger.

A husband’s response to his wife’s childhood sexual abuse.

Loving Muslim neighbors in the wake of gruesome executions and the Chapel Hill murders.