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.
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Prayer for a New Home: The Words Jesus Said at the Door
Prayer for a new home from Jesus: the words He told His friends to say first at every door, why they fit renters too, and a simple blessing to pray tonight.
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What Does the Bible Say About Nightmares? The Verse Says “When”
What does the Bible say about nightmares? Proverbs 3 promises sweet sleep, then says sudden fear will come anyway. Here is who keeps watch when it does.
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Prayer for a Job Interview: Joseph’s First Words Were “It Is Not in Me”
A prayer for a job interview you can say in the waiting room, plus a one-breath prayer for mid-answer, drawn from how Joseph and Nehemiah faced a king.
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How to Get Closer to God: Philip Asked, and Was Already Looking
How to get closer to God? At the Last Supper Philip asked Jesus, “shew us the Father.” The answer he got turns a fuzzy goal into something you can start tomorrow.
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How to Use a Prayer Candle: Daniel’s Window Was Already Open
How to use a prayer candle, step by step: where to set it, when to light it, a prayer to pray, and the quiet detail in Daniel 6:10 that makes the habit stick.
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What Does the Bible Say About Second Chances? Read Jonah 3:1
What does the Bible say about second chances? In Jonah 3:1 God spoke again with no lecture and handed back the same job. Peter got the same. Here is why.
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Why Do I Over-Explain Everything? How to Stop
Why do I over-explain? Extra reasons feel kind, but they make your answer sound negotiable. Here is what really drives it, and five free ways to stop today.
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Liquid Nitrogen on Pluto? The Clue Hiding in Its Heart for 11 Years
Liquid nitrogen on Pluto? Photos New Horizons took in 2015 show dark cracks in its heart-shaped glacier that may be signs of liquid seeping up from below.
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Who Said “Be Kind, for Everyone You Meet Is Fighting a Hard Battle”? Not Plato
Not Plato, and not Philo. “Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle” goes back to a Scottish minister’s Christmas message in 1897, and his first word wasn’t “kind”.