Our first reaction when faced with a glaring sin in our lives is often to ignore it and wish it would go away on its own. What happens though when we refuse to face it directly, deal with it and...

What did Jesus Christ mean by His statements recorded in Matthew 5:31-32 that the sin of adultery is grounds for a believer to divorce his or her spouse?

The apostle Paul wrote, "Awake to righteousness, and do not sin."

It can be sinful, if accompanied by wrong lustful thoughts.

To maintain sexual purity until marriage, and faithfulness during marriage, is a great challenge for youth and adults in today's society that is obsessed with sex and sensuality. People are commonly faced with a virtual minefield of immoral temptations and...

Golf icon and celebrity Tiger Woods was recently caught holding the tail of an extremely destructive "tiger"—the sin of adultery. No one escapes this "tiger" unharmed.

Sexual sin is not something to be taken lightly.

In our relationships we too often use force rather than finesse. The results are pain and jagged scars.

Satan hates everything about God, including His plan for our sexuality. God's Word teaches how to achieve sexual fulfillment as well as how to avoid sexual disasters.

The nation of Israel is often called the Holy Land, but that isn't an apt description of its inhabitants' present lifestyle.

A titillating television show pushes the bounds of propriety even further while presenting only the seamy—and steamy—side of the story.

The African continent has been devastated by AIDS, and the problem will get far worse before it gets better. Yet on a recent trip to Ghana I saw a glimmer of hope at the Kumasi Virgins Club. If only people...

Sarah Womack, social-affairs correspondent of The Daily Telegraph, stated that "divorce rates [in England and Wales] rose last year for the first time in five years, leaving an additional 147,000 children [each] with a single parent." Divorcing adults often selfishly...

Does it matter whether we take God and His Instructions seriously?

Should a leader's conduct in private life be considered part of his or her job qualifications? Is there any connection between one's personal life and public duties?