Why do I talk to myself? It’s normal, and often useful. Research shows it works best when you say ‘you’ instead of ‘I’. Here’s how to do it, and why it helps.
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Why Does God Isolate You? Jesus Came Out Looking for Company
Why does God isolate you? Mark says the Spirit drove Jesus into the wilderness – but only for forty days, and the first thing he did after was go find company.
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The Pitt Emmy Nominations: Why a Show About One Shift Hits So Hard
The Pitt Emmy nominations hit 25 for a show about one ER shift nobody can leave. Why we binge exhaustion, and an older shift story that ends differently.
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AI Was Meant to Lighten Your Workload. For Half of Workers, It Added More
AI workload is rising, not falling: in a survey of 16,000 workers, 52% said AI tools added to their tasks. Here is why the saved time rarely comes back.
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What Does the Bible Say About Leaving an Inheritance?
What does the Bible say about leaving an inheritance? Proverbs 13:22 says leave one – but when a man asked Jesus to split his, Jesus refused. Here’s why.
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Is It a Sin to Kill Bugs? What the Bible Actually Says
Is it a sin to kill bugs? The Bible lets you eat locusts, yet Jesus said not one sparrow is forgotten before God. The real question was never about the bug.
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Have We Found Alien Life? What the Experts Actually Said
Have we found alien life? After the 2025 K2-18b and Mars rock claims, hundreds of astrobiologists were polled. The answers were not what the headlines implied.
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Greek Word for Comfort: What Does “Paraklesis” Really Mean?
Paraklesis (G3874) is the Greek word behind “the God of all comfort” – and the same word the KJV also translates “exhortation” and “intreaty.” It never meant soothing. It means someone called to your side.
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Shadrack Byfield: The Soldier Who Buried His Own Arm
Shadrack Byfield buried his own amputated arm in 1814. His lost second memoir, found in Ohio, admits what his first book left out, and why he finally could.
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Is It a Sin to Celebrate Halloween? Start With the Name
Is it a sin to celebrate Halloween? The name means the eve of the holy ones, the pagan story is thinner than you have heard, and Paul gives a surprising answer.