Have you ever visited a pristine part of God’s creation where it seemed like you were almost in another world entirely? I had that experience fly fishing on the Madison River—and it left me breathless.

When everything came to a halt this past spring, I sat in my chair in the front yard. I saw life unfold before me and began to wonder: how much do I miss of what God is doing when my day is filled with to-do lists and errands?

Here are a dozen films from that volume specifically chosen for Christian viewers. While only a few of these are “faith-based” or overtly Christ-centered, they all rest on a solid moral framework, providing much to think about as we work to live biblically in a secular age.

We may pursue people and things that seem attractive or beneficial in some way at the start, downplaying in our minds and hearts the potential for harm.

Love for God and love for neighbor are two sides of the same coin. How can we go the way of love in everyday life when it comes to the complex questions involving COVID-19?

In what ways can the new “normal” brought about by the pandemic be better for us when it comes to our perspective toward daily life?

I started cycling about five years ago as a hobby. It has proved to be fun, challenging, and great exercise. Here are four connections I’ve seen between cycling and sanctification.

Many parents are having to do something they never thought they would do: school their children at home. Here are 5 keys to enjoying the adventure of homeschooling!

The normal ways Christians join in fellowship have changed for the time being. Here are some ways to “gather together” when we can’t be physically present with one another.