PFAS “forever chemicals” were thought impossible to break down. New research just proved otherwise — and it hints at what else isn’t as permanent as it feels.
Guided by Innovation: A Personal Prayer for Technological Advancement
What Does Speaking in Tongues Actually Mean?
Speaking in tongues means two different things in the Bible — Acts 2 and 1 Corinthians 14 describe two separate spiritual experiences, not one and the same.
Pluto Is Losing Its Atmosphere As It Drifts Away From the Sun for the First Time Since 1930
Pluto is losing its atmosphere as it drifts farther from the sun than ever since its 1930 discovery — a slow freeze with something quiet to say about warmth.
New Sleep Patch Boosts REM Sleep by 43 Minutes — No Pills, No Surgery
Scientists built a wearable patch that adds 43 minutes of REM sleep using gentle ultrasound and no pills. Here’s what it quietly reveals about real rest.
A New Chewing Gum Just Cut HPV by 93% in the Lab — Here’s What Scientists Actually Found
A new chewing gum cut HPV levels by up to 93 percent in a lab study using real cancer patient samples, researchers say. Here is what they actually found.
The Prayer Every Parent Whispers on the First Day of School — What Psalm 121:8 Actually Promises
Psalm 121:8 promises God watches your going out and coming in — a specific promise for the parent who can’t follow their child through the school door.
Good News Day Is Here. The Phrase Predates the Internet
Good News Day asks millions today to share uplifting stories instead of doom and gloom. The phrase “good news” itself already carried a much older meaning.
How Do You Actually Know If You’re Saved?
Wondering how you know if you are saved? The Bible points to something sturdier than a feeling — here’s exactly what 1 John 5:13 promises you today.
The Megalodon Bones Everyone Thought Were Destroyed in 1989 Were Sitting on a Shelf the Whole Time
Megalodon bones everyone assumed were destroyed in 1989 just turned up on a museum shelf, and they reveal the ancient shark may have topped 79 feet long.