June Hunt

June is one of the world’s leading biblical counselors, whose life’s work has yielded landmark contributions in her field. Founded in 1986, her ministry offers hope and practical help in 27 languages and 60 countries. June hosts a monthly Hope Biblical Counseling Institute, and teaches on two daily radio programs: Hope For The Heart and Hope In The Night. Combined, the broadcasts air on nearly 900 outlets worldwide.

You can revive a flat (or flatlined) marriage by taking the initiative. Don’t wait for "that lovin’ feeling" to return, or for your husband to act first.

If you're ready to face the “not-so-pretty truth” and charge forward with your calling, these tips will help you fund your ministry.

If you, or someone you know, have experienced domestic abuse, there is hope.

Discover how replacing negative thoughts with positive ones can lower your susceptibility to depression, distress, the common cold, and cardiovascular disease.

Kasey Van Norman is a compelling Bible teacher who bounced back from rape, a suicide attempt, and infidelity. Her story of redemption will compel you to help others by sharing your past, instead of remaining a prisoner to it.

Consider these five traits that are characteristics of resilient women. You, too, can apply them –– and change your life by changing the way you deal with adversity.

Before you get married, consider these nuggets of wisdom from bestselling author Sheri Rose Shepherd. They’ll help you know when (and when not!) to say “I do.”

None of us should individually run the show — not even an overzealous control freak! When we accept that, we gain the ability to live a peaceful (rather than exhausting) life.

We don’t understand everything that happens, especially to God’s people. However, the answers to these common, understandable, and complex questions offer some clarity.