Does you have someone in your life who has a problem with being held accountable? They don’t want to hear it. They get offended or angry. They tell you to mind your own business. And yet there are things they do that they shouldn’t do. How do you get them to see what they’re doing?

You just know you can help people - even if they don’t even realize they need help. You’re a problem-solver, and you know what people need. But what if your help isn’t helping? What if it makes things worse?

Feeling depressed? You might not have considered that THIS is what could be wrong.

It’s the chant of the protestors: No justice, no peace. Know justice, know peace. Here’s how to find justice and peace in your life and in your marriage.

There’s a movement in DV (domestic violence) circles to stop using the term “victim.” But maybe we shouldn’t stop using that term. Here’s why.

What’s the best way to respond to a bully? If you respond the wrong way, it does more harm. And bullies can grow up to be abusers.

Does your husband need to be a better husband or father? Does he suffer from depression, anxiety, or an addiction? Find out how to help him be a better man.

Are you a pastor or counselor who would like one simple question to ask that will reveal what’s wrong in a marriage? The answer to this question will forever change how you counsel couples. You can’t counsel unhealthy marriages as though they have the capacity to be healthy. Here’s what you should do instead.

Try harder. Pray more. Relationships should be mutual. But what if they’re not?

As Christians, we tend to think we have supernatural powers to influence outcomes through prayer and spiritual disciplines. But what if we are just called to do the “natural” and leave the “super” up to God?

If it’s not your job to hold your spouse accountable, then who knows what goes on in your home well enough to do that? Find out what the Bible says about accountability.