Tangible Ways to Thank Our Veterans
Today America celebrates Veterans Day. Veterans Day honors all of those who have served the country in war or peace — although it’s largely intended to thank living veterans for their sacrifices.
REVIEW: ‘The Grinch’ is an instant Christmas classic
I’ve lost count at the number of “children’s films" that contained questionable adult content. But there are exceptions, and a new movie in theaters this weekend -- The Grinch (PG) -- stays firmly in family-friendly territory while giving us a few positive messages, too.
A Must-Follow Reading Plan for Every New Homeschool Parent
Very often, the very first thing a new homeschool parent will do is look for a curriculum to purchase. What if I were to tell you that that’s one of the last things that should be done? The fact is, homeschooling is about so much more than that.
The Lowdown on Essential Oils
New products are popping up every day touting the existence of “essential oils” in their ingredients. But why are essential oils so important all...
Survey Reveals Majority of Americans Agree that Abortion is a Sin
According to the State of Theology survey, more than half (52%) of respondents believe that abortion is a sin, while only 38% agree that it is not.
REVIEW: ‘The Nutcracker and the Four Realms’ is a movie with a great message for kids
The best family movies do more than entertain. They also include a positive message or two that children will easily catch -- and that mom and dad can discuss on the ride home from the theater.
Researchers Turn to the Bible to Perfect Translation Algorithms
Researchers at Dartmouth College found the Bible to be the ideal tool to improve translation algorithms by artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Kindness is secret to Winnie’s popularity, ‘Christopher Robin’ producer says
Nearly a century after the first book by English author A. A. Milne was published, Winnie the Pooh remains as popular as ever, with cartoons, videos games and two recent theatrical feature films continuing the tradition.
November’s Five Family Friendly Things
Bible movies are a favorite in my household, but even the best ones leave me asking a series of critical questions, such as: Is that really in the Bible?
Reflecting on Privileges, Burdens of Ministry
Pastors love walking with their people through life’s celebrations and tribulations, but in ministry, pastors often carry burdens of their own.
REVIEW: ‘Indivisible’ is entertaining and convicting
Filmmaker David G. Evans was searching for ideas a few years ago when he stumbled upon a true story he thought would make for an interesting movie.
North Point InsideOut Elevates to Next Level as Nationally-Renowned Band
Christian contemporary worship band, North Point InsideOut, formed from the North Point Community Church high school ministry, InsideOut, in 1995. Tts ministry target has grown from high school students in the local Alpharetta, Ga. area to people across the country.
It’s Shoebox Time! Give Love for Christmas
if you're looking for small toys that travel well, kids socks or winter hats and gloves, those items may a little harder to find...
Love is the answer God is the cure by Aimee Cabo Nikolov
It's a story about how Aimee and her sister were victims of sexual abuse, even making headlines for five years deemed as "The case from hell". The case pitted Aimee and her sister against her parents who denied any knowledge of the abuse going on.
The Crisis that Christians Face in Myanmar
For a long time now, the media have been covering the Rohingya crisis in Myanmar. But there’s another problem that the media overlooked - the situation of Christians in the country.
