Where Do You Stand on The Culture of Death?
Britain has long been a land of moral clarity and Christian conviction. It gave the world William Wilberforce, who led the charge to abolish the transatlantic slave trade; Charles Spurgeon, the “Prince of Preachers,” whose sermons still stir hearts toward gospel truth; and C.S. Lewis, whose writings continue to defend the rationality and richness of…
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Where are All the Male Friendships Going?
Male friendships—man to man—weren’t something I had given much thought to until a morning radio show invited me to speak on the topic. It sparked a meaningful conversation with my husband. We started asking, Why do so many men today lack close male friendships? His insights, along with some research, revealed a concerning trend—and an important opportunity.…
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Can Music Be Preventative Medicine?
Most of us think of music as something to enjoy—but did you know it might help protect your brain? While the science is still unfolding, research is showing that music might do more than lift your mood. It may support your brain health at every stage of life. Music Boosts Brain Power Listening to or…
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Juneteenth: A Day of Freedom, Reflection, and Hope
Today we celebrate Juneteenth, a powerful reminder of freedom realized and justice long delayed. While it became a national holiday in 2021, its roots reach back to June 19, 1865, when Union General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas, to announce that all enslaved people were free—two and a half years after President Abraham Lincoln…
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5 Things Not to Say to Someone Who Is Depressed
When someone you care about struggles with depression, it’s natural to want to help. You might feel uncomfortable with their sadness and want to say something encouraging. But well-meaning words can sometimes do more harm than good. Depression is not a character flaw or a spiritual weakness—it’s a real and often a debilitating condition. Scripture…
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