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A good way to shake up your schedule is to do a study of that month's federally recognized holiday.

Last week I wrote an article on the contributions of former Russian President Boris Yeltsin, who died on Monday (4/21/07) at the age of 76. I noted that among his most significant achievements was his ability to keep the communists from taking...

Who doesn't like a girl's day out? Spa, movies, or shopping, ladies? Doing it with friends is always double the fun. By the way, a day out doesn't have to be expensive either.

As I write this, I am sitting with my mother-in-law in her private room inside an inpatient hospice facility. She is sleeping. We are waiting. Waiting to see when the Lord will take her home. I am also waiting for my mom to get a pathology report...

Hymnologist Eric Routley writes, "The gates that Watts had opened, Wesley joyously entered; and the field that Watts sowed he reaped, literally, a hundredfold." These "gates and fields" Routley describes were the full expression of congregational...

A calling card of our cultural moment is the presumption that science is wholly on the side of the progressive sexual agenda. To question so-called “transgender medicine,” for example, especially for minors, is to be called a “science-denier.”...

Like an Autumn ritual, leaves start turning, the air turns chilly, and Christians argue over whether or not to celebrate Halloween. I’ve never been a huge fan of the dark, sketchy costumes (and I’m talking about what the adults wear), but there’s...

According to research from Harvard Graduate School of Education, 36 percent of Americans report feeling “serious loneliness,” as do an incredible 61 percent of young adults. According to a Cigna health survey, nearly 54 percent of...

Today, July 18, marks a dark day in Christian history. On this date in A.D. 64, the Great Fire of Rome left two-thirds of the Eternal City in ashes. According to Roman historian Tacitus, the fire was sparked in a part of town...