Author Anne Tyler discusses her writing process, drawing from her Quaker upbringing and experiences with marriage and family. She shares insights into her characters, their relationships, and the ways in which she crafts their stories. [... more]

A caregiver's journey to stay strong and healthy while taking care of a loved one, and the importance of spiritual strength, faith, and hope in the midst of challenges. Gracie, a woman facing her 98th surgery, finds purpose and peace in trusting God's purpose, and her caregiver, Peter Rosenberger, shares his own experiences and insights on how to cope with the emotional and physical demands of caregiving. [... more]

Dr. Miriam Grossman, a world-renowned child and adolescent psychiatrist, discusses the rise of gender dysphoria and the dangers of medical interventions in children, highlighting the need for parents to be informed and proactive in protecting their children from the influence of transgender ideology. [... more]

Caregivers often face overwhelming situations, but understanding the story behind a person's behavior can help approach the situation with empathy and patience. By detaching from the immediate eruption, caregivers can better understand and address the underlying issues driving the outburst. [... more]

Dr. Elizabeth Stevens shares her personal story of healing from trauma, including a traumatic brain injury and sexual assault, and how she found freedom and healing through her faith in God and the support of her community. [... more]

As caregivers, we often see things but lack insight into what we're seeing. This can lead to frustration and despair. Peter Rosenberger shares his own experiences and biblical teachings to help us gain insight and trust God in the midst of challenging circumstances. [... more]

As caregivers, we often get lost in the fog of obligation, guilt, and fear, leading to heartache, anger, and turmoil. Peter Rosenberger shares his personal experience and offers guidance on how to break free from this cycle, prioritize self-care, and find a path to safety and resilience. [... more]

The Navy's decision to name a future aircraft carrier after a hero of World War II and the civil rights movement is a reminder that heroism is not limited by race, gender, or background. Meanwhile, a promising approach to preventing suicide involves sending caring letters to those at risk, and a woman's legacy is marked by introducing exotic fruits and vegetables to the US market. Additionally, a family's experience with premature birth highlights the need for better access to care and support for families affected by this condition. [... more]