With the season of Lent almost upon us, I’ve thought about what I’m going to eit...

3 ways to be professional when dealing with irritated clientele.

He says: I don’t want Rachel to miss family gatherings, and I’m not going to boycott them. Can’t she just be the bigger person and try to deal with him?

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How long should the dating timeline be before we commit to marriage?

Big, more and shiny don’t make a gift perfect. Four suggestions to help in your gift search.

Sometimes the best gift is learning new ways to speak love

A few months ago, I was unpacking my 5-year-old’s overnight bag after a sleepove...

Holiday celebrations are in full swing and the company’s Christmas gathering is ...

4 ways to handle inappropriate comments at family gatherings.

Working at home can be productive and flexible

Can two reasonable, healthy people have very different and equally valid perspectives? Our experts share their tips on finding a healthy compromise.

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So here we are. It’s almost Advent. Christmas approaches. And once again, it’s S...

You've taken the plunge into the online dating world – now what? 4 tips to help you be true to who you are and attract the person God wants for you

Try this Cinnamon Pecan Crown Cake – a reminder of the greatest king.

Of course – as long as the only ones on the team are me, myself, and I.

As we discussed in our last column, parenting can be tricky work, but we all have the same goal: to raise kids who are great humans and faithful disciples of Jesus.

Mirror, mirror, on the wall – what is the job that will fulfill my all?

Keep an eye out for a warm autumn day to enjoy this fall flavored salad.

I apologized, she said she forgives me. But she won't let it go.

In our dining room hangs a framed print of Caravaggio’s “The Calling of St....

I remember that moment when the doctor laid my firstborn son in my arms.

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“Mom! Danny’s not playing fair!” This approach may work for arguing siblings –