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American teens are partaking of pot in any way they can, from smoking to vaping to eating marijuana edibles, new research shows.

According to a recent Pew Research poll... most Americans “mix traditional faith with beliefs in psychics, reincarnation and spiritual energy that they say can be foun...

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Younger siblings are less likely than firstborns to hear about the birds and the bees from their parents, relying on their older brothers and sisters to inform them, a...

I'm curious. I’m going to reprint a letter a mother sent to her 15-year-old son. I’ve redacted their names to guard their privacy. Here’s why I’m curious: Should this ...

Younger generations are inheriting a new moral landscape. In addition to a growing religious apathy and a singular focus on success, another prominent trait of Gen Z i...

Does anyone care about the first-timer who drives up to your facility?

The last month has been incredibly difficult. It's taken a lot of soul-searching to understand what has been going on with me.

In new findings, researchers at the University of Montreal, Canada, suggest the negative consequences of marijuana use by teens may be long-lasting and even worse than...

As wave after wave swept over me, filling my nose and mouth with murky lake water, it felt like I was fighting a losing battle. For every exhausting stroke forward, th...

Pastor John Piper was recently asked on his podcast, Ask Pastor John, about whether or not all people should lift their hands during worship.

First suicide attempts in young people are more deadly than previously thought; 71% of youths with died by suicide did so on their first attempt, according to a new st...

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Pastor Tim Challies recently wrote a review of Francis Chan's new book, Letters to the Church. In his review Challiesargues that Chan, a former Cornerstone megachurch ...

Perhaps the hook to the Beatles 1967 hit, “All You Need Is Love,” conveyed more truth than the writers knew.

High school students who get too little sleep are more likely than others to use drugs, drink alcohol or attempt suicide, U.S. researchers warn.