The kind of men we need to father the next generation
Without the influence of strong, masculine men, society goes astray.
Tim Clinton
Op-Ed Contributor
Encounter Christ this Christmas
Wise men and women still seek Jesus every day. This Christmas, allow your life to be transformed by encountering and worshiping the Savior who came and changed the world.
The power and necessity of the nuclear family
I don’t think I’m taking it too far to say that the main way we rescue the next generation is to answer this heart cry of our children. “Dad. Mom. Be with me. Come here with me.” It is the answer, truly, not only for our children but also for our nation.
We are made for relationships
The simple truth is that we are made for relationships and that in all those relationships we are called to reflect the love of God through our behavior. I’m not going too far, I trust, when I say that this is nearly the meaning of life.
What 'Joker' tells us about mental health
Some critics warned the film could be a trigger to viewers who may have thoughts of harming themselves or others.
Device Addiction Is Killing Face Time
There was an uncommon addition to Apple's updates this year — a tool to help users curb their phone addiction. Even Tim Cook (CEO of Apple) acknowledges it: Device addiction is a consuming problem that has deep mental health implications.
Suicide Is an Epidemic We Must Fight Together
We are learning more and more how mental health struggles and the pace, pain and pressures of everyday life can cloud the mind, fuel rumination, make burdens seem impossible to bear and increase feelings of isolation. No amount of fame or fortune, relationship or romance, can solve or prevent mental illness.
Don't Call it Love: Signs of an Emotionally Unhealthy Relationship
Not every relationship is a Nicholas Sparks movie.
Merry, Bright or Blue? Grief, Pain and Mental Illness During the Christmas Season
Those who fight a daily battle with grief, loneliness or depression can become disappointed — even angry with themselves — when the holidays bring no relief.
To Save Lives, We Need to Start Talking About Suicide
Nothing strikes more fear and brokenness in the hearts of parents, loved ones, and friends, than the thought of losing a loved one to suicide.
