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Focus on the Family: Dad's distance might be more damaging to son than he realizes
QUESTION: My father didn't offer me much in the way of affection or emotional support, and I'm implementing this same style of fathering with my boy.
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Finding Satisfaction in God, Not Food
Lysa TerKeurst offers insights from her book Made to Crave: Satisfying Your Deepest Desire With God, Not Food.
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God's Blueprint for a Healthy Marriage
Dr. Timothy Keller and his wife, Kathy, describe their personal marriage journey and how a biblically-rooted understanding of God's design for marriage transcends that of both ancient and modern cultures.
'Odyssey' contest partners with Christian retailers
For the second year in a row, "Adventures in Odyssey ," Focus on the Family's kids' radio drama, is joining forces with Christian bookstores across the country.
The Roman Catholic bashing that has been produced by the Vice President of the United States does not stop him from attending Mass, so it would stand to reason that the President who does his fair share of living out his policies against his belief system, should then break down and attend The National day of Prayer.
Glad to see Focus back where it belongs
Interesting article "Praise the shift by Focus on the Family," USA Today April 16.
Protesting Colorado Civil Unions
As the number of same sex civil unions continues to grow, there are those who raise concern over what this will mean for religion and the future.
I recently read an article by a Christian author about religious confusion, and how even he experienced confusion about his own beliefs.
Focus on the Family: Husband's poker playing might be sign of gambling addiction
QUESTION: My husband has been participating in a weekly poker night with his friends.
"Ex-gay" Advocate Admits He Never Was
John Paulk, a man described as the poster boy of the ex-gay movement in the 1990's -- he was the founder of the Focus on the Family-sponsored symposium Love Won Out, featuring speakers claiming to have been former homosexuals who underwent conversion or reparative therapy, and chairman of Exodus International, also sponsored by Focus on the Family, ... (more)
Former Ex-Gay Spokesperson Formally Apologizes For Promoting The...
Former Ex-Gay Spokesperson Formally Apologizes For Promoting The Harmful Therapy - Earlier this month, John Paulk rebuked the ex-gay movement that he once championed as a spokesperson for Focus on the Family.
Guest columnist - Tom Krattenmaker: In praise of shifting focus of evangelicals
"But ... sometimes we hated the sinner, too, and that's not the Gospel." The man making this astonishing admission? Jim Daly, president of Focus on the Family, the faith-and-family organization based in Colorado Springs that has been riling secular progressives, including yours truly, for many years.
"Thriving in an Unequally Yoked..."
Authors Lynn Donovan and Dineen Miller give encouragement and hope to those married to an unbelieving spouse and offer practical ways to grow together despite differing beliefs.
Kirsten Powers, on Focus on the Family; abortion and the silent media
What will perhaps be considered even more surprising than her amicable appearance on the Christian radio show is the fact that she was very vocal about the insanely absurd and incomprehensible silence by the mainstream media, regarding the trial of the abortionist, Dr.
LOLZ: MN anti-gay rally massively fails, crowd numbers in the tens
The anti-gay rally held against marriage equality last week in Hinckley, Minnesota was...well, how to put this...bless its heart.
Praise the shift by Focus on the Family
"We've said we hate the sin and love the sinner," the evangelical speaker said to an auditorium of university students and professors.
Focus on the Family's 'Ex-Gay' Figurehead Denounces His Past
One of the most recognized names from the now crumbling ex-gay industry, John Paulk, has renounced his past in a new interview with a local gay newspaper in Oregon.