When people are hungry for God's word, they're more likely to have revival. This is evident in the story of Nehemiah, where the people of Israel return to Jerusalem and rebuild the walls. Ezra, the scribe, brings out the book of the law, and the people listen closely, understanding and applying the word of God. As a result, they experience a spiritual awakening, and their lives are transformed. [... more]

The development of screw technology over two centuries led to the creation of two innovative screw types: the Robertson screw and the Phillips head screw. The Robertson screw, invented by Peter L. Robertson, was a game-changer in the 20th century, offering a safer and more efficient way to drive screws. Meanwhile, the Phillips head screw, patented by Henry Phillips, became an industry standard in the United States and worldwide, revolutionizing manufacturing and assembly processes. [... more]

Raising children with character in a culture that prioritizes image and reputation is a challenging task for parents. James Merritt, a pastor and author, shares his insights on how to model and teach character to children, emphasizing the importance of a biblical worldview and loyalty to God and one's spouse. [... more]

A woman who lost her legs shares her vision of providing quality prosthetic limbs to fellow amputees in West Africa, and how a unique collaboration with inmates in a US prison is making a difference in their lives and the lives of those they help. [... more]

Caregivers often face difficult decisions when caring for loved ones with chronic illnesses or disabilities. Palliative care and hospice care can provide relief from suffering, but the lines between these services and assisted suicide can be blurry. Bioethicist Nancy Valko shares her expertise on the complexities of end-of-life care and the importance of informed decision-making for caregivers. [... more]