Empty nest ache? In Deuteronomy 32, an eagle stirs her nest, then spreads her wings beneath her young. What that old song says to the parent in a quiet house.
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What Is Sundowning? Why Evenings Are Harder With Dementia
What is sundowning? Why confusion and agitation rise in dementia as daylight fades, free steps that help tonight, and what research still has not proven.
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Google AI Mode Study: People Searched Less and Trusted Less
A Google AI Mode study of 1,100 people found fewer clicks, fewer searches and less trust in one week. What it measured, its limits, and what people missed.
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Who Is Lilith in the Bible? One Verse, and Not Adam’s Wife
Who is Lilith in the Bible? The word appears once, in Isaiah 34:14, as a screech owl. The tale of Adam’s first wife came from a book written 1,000+ years later.
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Prayer for the Loss of a Loved One: When You Can’t Leave
A prayer for the loss of a loved one for the minutes you can’t drive away, plus the two women in Matthew 27 who sat facing a closed tomb and were never hurried.
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How to Be Saved: Jesus Said the Same Sentence to Four People
How to be saved? In Luke, Jesus says one sentence to four people, and none of them followed a list. What they did, what the Bible promises, and what comes next.
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Undiagnosed High Blood Pressure: 6 in 10 Were Never Told
Undiagnosed high blood pressure: in a study of 1.4 million adults, 59% of people who had it had never been told. What it means, and how to get checked.
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Catholic Prayer Candle: The One You Were Handed at Baptism
Your first Catholic prayer candle was lit at your baptism and handed to someone else to hold. What the words said over it mean, a prayer for lighting one at home, and how to choose yours.
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How Do Birds Know Where to Migrate? A Compass, But No Map
How do birds know where to migrate? They hatch with a compass heading and a clock, then learn the map by flying it. Here is what science has found so far.
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How to Know If You Still Love Someone: Look at What You Do
How to know if you still love someone when the feeling has gone quiet: stop searching inside for a spark and look at how you treated them this week instead.