Give us this day our daily bread meaning: the Greek word for “daily” appears almost nowhere else in ancient writing. Every guess at it points the same way.
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Sinners Prayer: The One Jesus Praised Was Seven Words Long
The sinners prayer isn’t a phrase in the Bible, but Luke 18 records a seven-word prayer Jesus praised. Here are the words, and the step that comes after.
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It Is Well With My Soul: Lyrics, Meaning, and the Shipwreck Behind the Hymn
The full lyrics of It Is Well With My Soul, the telegram that preceded it, who Horatio Spafford was, what the hymn actually claims, and whether it is public domain.
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Christian Gifts Men Actually Use: What Paul Asked For Last
Looking for Christian gifts men will actually use? Paul’s last letter ends with a short, practical wish list: come, bring my coat, bring something to read. Here’s how to shop from it.
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Prayer for Strength: What David Did When Ziklag Burned
A prayer for strength when it all falls apart, from Ziklag: David’s town burned, his family gone, his men turned on him. What he did next is one Hebrew word.
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How to Figure Out What Matters to You: Look at Your Week
How to figure out what matters to you: stop asking your wishes and look at your week. Where your hours and money go shapes what you care about, and you can steer it.
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How to Stop Impulse Buying: Put a Gap Between Saw and Took
How to stop impulse buying: every impulse buy is three quick steps, and checkout screens are built to shrink the gap. Six free ways to widen it again.
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Did Marie Antoinette Say “Let Them Eat Cake”? The Line Is Older Than She Was
There is no evidence Marie Antoinette said “Let them eat cake.” Rousseau wrote the line down around 1765, about an unnamed princess, when she was a child in Vienna.
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If the Whole Body Were an Eye: Physicists Find Difference Holds Networks Together
If the whole body were an eye, where were the hearing? A physics study found identical parts make networks less stable. Here is why your difference is needed.
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The Queen’s Gambit Meaning: Beth Was Never Playing Alone
The Queen’s Gambit looks like a story about a lone genius. Its last episode quietly proves the opposite – Beth Harmon was carried the whole way.