A woman sets out to redesign her personality, tackling social anxiety and neuroticism through improv, meditation, and journaling. Meanwhile, a renowned conductor continues to perform at 98 years old, defying expectations and inspiring others with his dedication to music and legacy. [... 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]

College football's playoff expansion debate continues, with some arguing it devalues the regular season and others seeing it as an exciting opportunity. Meanwhile, the transfer portal and name, image, and likeness (NIL) policies are changing the landscape of college athletics, raising questions about pay for play and the impact on smaller programs. [... 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]

The rapid recovery of Mount St. Helens and the island of Surtsey provide valuable insights into the potential for ecological recovery after a catastrophic event, supporting the creation model and challenging the idea of a slow recovery process. The study of these natural experiments reveals the ability of ecosystems to regenerate and support life in a relatively short period, consistent with the Genesis flood account. [... more]

The 1980 Mount St Helens eruption provided remarkable insight into the great flood of Noah's Day, producing geologic products and landforms that mirror those stemming from the flood. The event's rapid erosion, deposition, and recovery of the environment all point to the biblical model of creation, challenging the philosophy of uniformitarianism. [... more]