
Travel: In Montana, it’s about the past
The mountains and wide-open spaces may have lured me to Montana, but the past captivated me

The mountains and wide-open spaces may have lured me to Montana, but the past captivated me

Is maternal instinct merely a religious and social construct of a bygone era That s the inference of a New York Times editorial from journalist and author Chelsea Conaboy

Look, we get it. There's nothing better than capping off a long day with a little sandwich, some leftover pizza or a few handful of potato chips. Except,

What makes one an adult, really? Is it defined by a birthday or a paycheck? By a relationship status or a mortgage? Is there more to adulthood than bills

An Israeli biotech company that recently created mouse embryos using stem cells, has announced plans to make human embryos to harvest tissue for organ transplants and anti-aging procedures. But an ethical scientist and stem cell expert with the Charlotte Lozier Institute told CBN News that these strides in stem cell research are a "real call for concern".

The Boston Marathon will include a nonbinary registration option for individuals who do not identify as a man or a woman and prefer not to compete under either category for the upcoming race in April ...

Worry is a normal part of the human experience, though the level to which humans allow it to pervade our minds often exposes unfortunate truths about the state of our hearts

There are three habits that I have adopted that have proved helpful.

Let us embrace God's unconditional love and seek after him daily, even when we don't feel like it.

Worry is a normal part of the human experience, though the level to which humans allow it to pervade our minds often exposes unfortunate truths about the state of our hearts.