Should I lend money to family? Jesus said lend, hoping for nothing again. Here is what that really means, and how to help without losing the person you love.
Replaying Embarrassing Moments at Night? Psalm 4 Was Written for the Bed
Replaying embarrassing moments at night? Psalm 4 was written for the bed: say it to your own heart once, then be still, then sleep. A 5-minute meditation.
Why Do I Feel Guilty for Being Happy? Grief Got Its Own Day
Why do I feel guilty for being happy? When Israel wept over the past, their leaders said go eat and share. Weeks later the grief got its own day. Here is why.
Tanzania Fossil Shows Oldest Dinosaur Rocks May Be Younger
A Tanzania fossil collected in 1963 just tied Africa’s early dinosaur rocks to South America, and the match suggests they may be younger than anyone thought.
Immune Organ in the Skull: The Brain’s Nearest Defenders Were Hiding in the Bone
Scientists found an immune organ in the skull’s bone marrow that answers brain cancer first, before distant lymph nodes react. Here is what it means so far.
How to Help Someone Who Doesn’t Want Help Without Pushing
How to help someone who doesn’t want help: the urge to convince them has a name, and it is the very thing that makes them dig in. Here is what works instead.
Hebrew Word for Zeal: What Does “Qin’ah” Really Mean?
What does qin’ah really mean? A full word study of קִנְאָה (qin’ah) — Strong’s H7068, the one Hebrew word behind both “zeal” and “jealousy,” and why the difference isn’t in the feeling.
How to Help Someone With Depression: Don’t Wait to Be Asked
How to help someone with depression when they can’t ask for help: why the advice that works for grief quietly fails here, and what to do instead this week.
Employee Engagement Drivers Just Flipped — Belonging Fell From the Top to the Bottom
Employee engagement drivers just flipped: belonging and feeling valued fell from the top two to the bottom after nine years. The real reason is not apathy.
Why Do I Feel Invisible? It’s Not Low Self-Esteem
Why do I feel invisible? Research points away from low self-esteem. Being overlooked threatens a different need entirely, and that changes what helps.