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What happens when the content we consume is fast, funny, addictive — and spiritually empty? The rise of AI-generated “slop” and trends like Fruit Love Island reveal quite a bit about our hearts and habits, challenging us to reflect on...

Discover why making your own decisions is crucial for mental strength and explore the dangers of blind obedience by examining historical examples of tragic outcomes. Learn to embrace the challenging but rewarding process of thoughtful...

If your goal is to mold your kids into godly individuals, and not just yell at them in the moment--follow these 9 tips.  

Veteran actor Kirk Cameron is launching a new children’s show, Adventures with Iggy and Mr. Kirk, on the Brave+ streaming platform as a faith-based alternative to Disney, criticizing the company's “woke” direction and its remake of Snow White for...

State lawmakers passed the second-highest number of abortion restrictions ever in 2012, with 19 states enacting 43 measures limiting access to abortion services.

NEW YORK (AP) - AT&T Corp.'s board of directors unanimously rejected a $40 billion takeover bid for its cable TV business from Comcast Corp.

It may be physical, emotional, mental, or spiritual. Whatever the type of abuse, it eventually destroys the abused and the abuser.

Some—if not most—operate out of anxiety, trauma, or depression without fully realizing how life doesn't have to be lived this way. Is there hope? Absolutely. We can all aim toward emotional healing, regardless of the severity of the...

As technology companies push to build massive AI data centers, local communities must carefully weigh the long-term costs to land, water, energy, and jobs against the often uncertain economic benefits.

A win-win outcome both in business and in marriage is the ideal, but some feel that trying to achieve that ideal in marriage is impossible.

Addictions are on the rise, and teens have unlimited temptations at their fingertips. How can friends reach other teen friends with truth that heals?

Parents today are caught between a rock and a hard place. On one hand, allowing kids online means exposure to content that threatens their mental health and their innocence. On the other hand, removing online access threatens to socially isolate...