The story is told of a woman who once asked John Wesley, the eighteenth-century English evangelist, how he would spend his time if he knew he would die at midnight the following night. He responded, “Why, madam, just as I ...
January 11, 2026
Creation Science - The Evidence, Part 1
What does science not tell us about creation?
Creation Science - The Evidence, Part 2
Is everything scientists know an absolute fact?
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January 10, 2026
As a new year begins, my social media timeline is flooded with everyone’s end-of-the-year posts. While doomscrolling, I’m met with endless vacations, accomplishments, and celebrations of the year 2025. Typically, I too take part in sharing my highlight reel, but ...
January 9, 2026
“Do Not Open That Cage!” The sixth-grade class was taking a field trip to a wildlife center. The kids had been buzzing all week with excitement. Their teacher had given each of them a brochure listing all the animals and ...
January 8, 2026
Christmas looked different this year. My house went completely undecorated—a first. My husband and I attended separate Christmases with each of his parents—another first. Long before Christmas looked different, it felt different. In September of last year, my husband and ...
January 7, 2026
See ya, Son, you’re on your own. Can you imagine saying this to your newborn? Moments after his arrival, they wrapped him in a blanket and handed him back to you. You hugged him closely, beaming with pride. You laid ...
January 5, 2026
Throughout my time in the medical field, I saw several doctors, nurses, therapists, and even students experience burnout. They had been working so long on tasks—making sure every box was checked in Epic, every visit was coded correctly, continuing education ...
January 4, 2026
The naming of a child is important. Sometimes, a young couple will decide on the name of a child months before the birth. They think deeply about that name and its significance. But there are other times when the name ...
January 3, 2026
The door slammed shut. I’ve heard that sound a time or two in my life. It signified finality. The conversation—or whatever had been there—was over. But it wasn’t over. What continued were the hurt feelings, the animosity, the regret, the ...