Sergeant Alvin York, a celebrated chapter in American history, was a pacifist who became one of the most notable heroes of World War One for his actions in October 1918. Born in rural Tennessee, York's early life resembled that of other legendary American frontiersmen, but he converted to Christianity and became a walking, talking paradox to his fellow soldiers. York's experiences in the First World War did change him, and he longed to harness the positive aspects of an increasingly mechanized world, inspiring his life mission to raise money to promote educational opportunities for the children of Tennessee. [... more]

Rest is a crucial aspect of maintaining a healthy work-life balance, and it's essential to prioritize it in our busy lives. According to biblical teachings, rest is not just a luxury but a necessity, and it's essential to create margin in our lives to avoid burnout and maintain our physical and mental well-being. [... more]

Preparing for natural disasters requires having a plan, getting a kit, and being informed. Knowing evacuation routes and having a backup plan for your car can be crucial. Regular car maintenance, such as checking the coolant system, can also help prevent issues during a disaster. Additionally, having the right insurance coverage, including flood insurance, can provide financial protection. [... more]

Staying safe during a natural disaster requires preparation and planning. Having a go kit in your car with essential items, such as water, non-perishable food, and a first aid kit, can help you survive until help arrives. It's also crucial to keep your car in good mechanical condition, with a full tank of gas, functioning lights and wipers, and a reliable battery. Additionally, being informed about local weather conditions and having a plan in place can help you stay calm and make informed decisions during an emergency. [... more]

Sandra Tanner and her co-author Gerald discuss their book Mormonism Shadow or Reality, which explores the history and doctrine of the LDS Church from a Christian perspective, highlighting the potential deception of Joseph Smith and the Book of Mormon. [... more]

Faith is not something we feel, but rather placing our confidence in what God says is true. It involves knowledge, assent, and trust, with the object of faith being Jesus Christ. Biblical faith is not just intellectual awareness, but a decisive act and a sustained attitude that involves trusting in the one who saves us from our sin. [... more]