Is it a sin to ask God for a sign? Gideon asked three times and God answered. The one king who piously refused a sign was the one who got rebuked. Here’s why.
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Why Do I Feel Guilty for Calling Out of Work? The Line Never Ends
Why do I feel guilty for calling out of work, even when I’m really sick? The guilt measures how much you care, not how sick you are. Here’s how to rest anyway.
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Don’t Stop Believin’ Meaning: The Song Never Says in What
Don’t Stop Believin’ meaning, explained: the 1981 anthem never says what to believe in. The phrase began as a father’s words to a struggling son.
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GLP-1 Mental Health: The Body Changed. Did the Life?
A GLP-1 mental health study tracked the same people before and after the drug. Jobs, marriages and depression scores barely moved. What that means for you.
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Greek Word for Zeal: What Does “Zelos” Really Mean?
What does zelos really mean? A word study of ζῆλος (zelos), Strong’s G2205: the Greek word for “boiling” devotion that the New Testament translates as both zeal and envy, and why Paul puts it on both sides of the love chapter.
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Death-Resistant Cells: The Ones That Almost Died Rebuilt the Tissue
Death-resistant cells rebuilt nearly half of damaged fly tissue in 48 hours. The surprise: they had already started to die. What it means, and what it doesn’t.
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What Does the Bible Say About Cosigning a Loan? Six Warnings and One Yes
What does the Bible say about cosigning a loan? Proverbs warns against it six times. Then Judah pledges his own life for his brother, and Hebrews calls Jesus one.
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Is Lying a Sin? Three Verses Honor Rahab, Not Her Lie
Is lying a sin? Rahab lied to save two spies and made the Bible’s hall of faith, yet the three verses that honor her never mention the lie. Here is why.
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Why Can’t You Tickle Yourself? Your Brain Saw It Coming
Why can’t you tickle yourself? Your brain predicts your own touch and turns it down. But add a fifth of a second of delay, and the tickle comes right back.
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Why Do We Sigh? Your Lungs Need One Every Five Minutes
Why do we sigh? Your lungs need a deep sigh about every five minutes to reopen tiny air sacs. Here’s what science knows, and the part it still can’t explain.