Why is yawning contagious? Researchers watched real yawns for a whole year and found the trigger isn’t tiredness – it’s how close you are to the person.
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What to Say to Someone Who Lost a Parent: Stay Past the Funeral
What to say to someone who lost a parent: short words that help, what to write in a text or card, and why the kindest thing happens weeks after the funeral.
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Is It a Sin to Hold a Grudge? Leviticus Pairs It With Love
Is it a sin to hold a grudge? Leviticus 19:18 bans grudges in the same sentence as “love thy neighbour.” See what the Hebrew word means and how to let go.
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What to Say to Someone Who Is Dying: It’s Not a Speech
What to say to someone who is dying? Hospice workers say it is rarely a speech. The four sentences that matter, and why hearing may last to the very end.
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Serenity Prayer Gifts: The Prayer First Said “Us,” Not “Me”
Looking for serenity prayer gifts that won’t land like a slogan? The prayer’s history holds the answer: it started as “us.” Here’s who it fits and what to write.
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Housewarming Candle Gift: First Say “Peace Be to This House”
A housewarming candle gift can carry a real blessing through the door. The Bible’s forgotten house-dedication rule, a prayer for their new home, and how to pick the verse.
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Grandparents Raising Grandchildren: The Bible Has a Word for You
Grandparents raising grandchildren aren’t a backup plan. Naomi, Mordecai and one Hebrew word show what the Bible calls this tiring, faithful work of love.
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What Does the Bible Say About Narcissism? Paul Named It in 2 Timothy 3:2
What does the Bible say about narcissism? Paul named the trait in 2 Timothy 3:2, but his counsel is less about diagnosing them than where your worth stands.
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Does the Bible Say You Have a Soulmate? The Word Isn’t There
Does the Bible say you have a soulmate? The word is not in scripture at all, and the idea traces back to Plato. What the Bible offers instead is far stronger.
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Matt Suhey: The Friend Walter Payton Left in Charge
Matt Suhey spent eight seasons clearing the way for Walter Payton. When Payton died in 1999, Suhey was left in charge of his family, and he kept that promise.