Don't let the winter months put a freeze on your joy. Beat SAD with biblical wisdom and these natural remedies.

Kids often get bored in restaurants, on road trips and at family events. Give them something to do by packing a pouch of entertaining goodies.

Bring the family together for a winter evening study and discussion on the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Read aloud from the Bible, then read this version from Hurlbut’s Story Bible based on Matthew 1:18-25 and Luke 2:1-39.

Birthdays, holidays, aniversaries, showers and special events call for packages with pizzazz. Be ready to wrap year-round by keeping supplies on hand and organized in your office, closet or other spot.

Give gifts that surpass what the mall and web offer. In a few hours you can craft personal, stylish presents and save money at the same time.

The Christmas of 1891 was coming and Joseph McFee of The Salvation Army was determined to provide a free holiday dinner for the poor in San Francisco. But how would he pay for it?

Welcome people into your home with open arms. Create an inviting room full of personal touches to make their stay special.

Vibrant handmade beads and a desire to help displaced Ugandan women led five Christian college friends to launch a successful jewelry company.

Scarves and shawls are must-have accessories for fall and winter. Choose from the design options shown here for your own wardrobe of fashion-forward accents. We tell you how.

Bring out that lovely ceramic teapot and brew a few cups of black, green or oolong tea. Enjoy the flavor—and the health benefits.

Make time and space for God by converting an armoire into a well-planned devotional center with everything you need. Think of it as a mini spiritual retreat—a serene spot where you can focus your thoughts and prayers.

Keeping tithing a secret and cashing out a 401(k)

“From little acorns mighty oaks do grow” is an enduring proverb that gives believers hope for their future in God’s Kingdom. We should all strive to become the uncommon acorn—the one that develops into a majestic oak with limbs reaching out to a hurting world.