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Dear Roger, My husband and I would like to be cremated after our deaths. Is there scripture regarding our decision?

It is truly a blessing to be able to help others and shine the light of Christ to the lost world. As soon as you start helping others, you will be inspired and motivated to help even more people.

For anyone who has experienced the death of a loved one, a mom, a dad, a grandparent, a sibling, you know how painful it can be to lose that person and to have to deal with life after their passing.

Love is everywhere in the Bible; however, it may not always be the love you think of. I encourage you to dive deeper and look up the original word in the original language to have a fuller understanding of love.

The Gospel welcomes sinners, heterosexual and homosexual sinners, but it does not leave us there. Consider these 8 biblical responses to loved ones who struggle with homosexual desires.

When Scripture uses the image of God’s right hand, it is meant to be a picture of the pinnacle of strength and ability. In passages that specifies God’s right hand, strength is a key focus.

Time is the currency of our lives. It is quite possibly our most valuable resource. Once it’s been spent, we never get it back. In the busyness of our schedules and unending to-do lists, we easily overlook the value of time and the impact of how...

Being a mother is much more than birthing a child. True motherhood is found in love for their child and their well-being. Anybody can have a child, but it takes great effort to be a mother.

When Christians live as Jesus told us to do, loving God and serving others, folks notice. Even the New York Times!

We celebrate Mother's Day because we love our moms, and this is the one day out of the year that is specifically established to celebrate our moms. We can celebrate our moms whether they are still with us or not.

Moms see every scary and frightening change, yet they love so much and raise their children to care and love. Single moms are amazing, and we need to be thankful for all that they do.

When we are in immediate need of help from God, we need to turn to Him in prayer. As soon as He hears our prayer, He is already working on the situation. We may not see it at the time, but God is always working.

The day I became a mom, the line between my world and my son’s instantly blurred. In the process of loving my boy, I forgot who I was before I had kids.

It is through the hard times and the struggles that those who truly love us shine. My sister has been a true blessing in my life, and I couldn’t imagine not having her in my life.

Loving like Jesus calls us to a place of surrendering ourselves to someone else’s needs, doing so with gentleness, kindness, compassion, and mercy. Romans 12:15 calls us to take it a step further and to weep for those who weep.

Providing food, clothes, job opportunities and money are not enough when it comes to social justice. These things may be a beginning but they are far from the end.

We all have different ways of coping and healing during the aftermath of the death of a loved one. For some, it might take longer than others to heal and adjust to life after the death of a loved one.

When friends hurt us, it is best for us not to retaliate or try to “get even.” Instead, we need to extend the love of Christ in our words, actions, and behaviors. Simply because they hurt us doesn’t give us the right to hurt them.

Speaking up for those who cannot speak for themselves means standing up for the rights of the poor, needy, and destitute. This can be the homeless, a struggling mom, or a family in poverty. Never overlook those who may need help.