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When Betty Friedan wrote, “The problem for women today is not sexual but a problem of identity, a stunting or evasion of growth that is perpetuated by the feminine mystique,”

At first sight, the question may seem inappropriate, but further reflection shows that many questions are circulating about the part that “real” husbands play in developing “real” marriages.

Never a wedding goes by without someone saying, “Marriages are made in heaven.” But if they are, why do so many fail? What are real marriages made of? Jesus had

We know they don’t eat quiche, but what do they eat? And who are these real men? The question, which is on many lips, suggests some degree of uncertainty. Jesus

Taught from Exodus 20, this is the final message in Stuart’s series, “Let’s Do It God’s Way, ” which is a series in the Ten Commandments.

Jesus had proved His remarkable ability to heal, and many apparently accepted this without question. But He wished to show His ability to conquer death as well as disease. So

The tenth commandment differs from the other nine in that they deal specifically with actions, while it deals with an attitude—covetousness. But it is clear that actions originate with attitudes.

It is clear from both the prophetic (Jeremiah 5:7-9) and apostolic (1 Corinthians 5:1-5) ministries, not to mention the ministry of Christ Himself (Matthew 5:27-32), that ancient cultures had severe

Our judicial system requires witnesses to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Failure to do so is called perjury, which is a crime bearing severe

George Gallup, Jr. said, “It is ironic that while religion in America is growing in popularity, morality is declining.” The Wall Street Journal reported that a poll showed no difference

“Thou shalt not kill” appears, on the surface, to be an easy-to-understand Commandment, but careful study will show how far reaching it really is.

To honor father and mother presupposes we know them, appreciate their significance and are afforded opportunities of expressing our respect. This requires, of course, a lasting, intimate relationship in a

Work and leisure are integral parts of life. The fourth commandment shows how profoundly important they are.

At first sight the third commandment seems to be banning profanity. But careful study shows that much more is at stake. Juliet asked Romeo, “What’s in a name?” Implying “nothing.”

Thomas Watson, preaching in the seventeenth century said, “In the first commandment worshipping a false god is forbidden, in this (the second commandment) worshipping the true God in a false

The Lord introduced His rules for living with the dramatic statement, “You shall have no other gods before me!” This meant He was placing Himself above and beyond all human

Two things stand out in modern western society: a sense of disorientation and confusion, and a distaste for authority. That the two things are connected is not always acknowledged but

God’s will, God’s Word, and God’s worship may sound a little spiritual to some people. But Paul is extremely practical when he turns his attention to “whatever you do.” That