What Really Happens to Your Brain and Body When You Stop Drinking Alcohol for 30 Days?
Taking a 30-day break from alcohol can feel like a small experiment, but your body and brain often treat it […]
October 11, 2026
A button battery hidden inside a bike-lock accessory bundled with new Giant bicycles is behind a recall affecting thousands of families.
A new bike lock sounds like the most boring accessory you could buy — until the little LED-light key that
Pew Found About 1 in 6 Americans Feel Lonely or Isolated Most or All of the Time—Why the New Testament Picture of Church Was Never Supposed to Be Sitting Near People Once a Week Without Truly Knowing Them Pew Research Center report on loneliness and social connection
A person can attend church every Sunday and still feel lonely. They may arrive before the service, greet a few
Only 36% of Married Americans Say They Talk About Religion With Their Spouse at Least Once a Week—Why Some Couples Can Share a Faith Yet Rarely Talk About What They Actually Believe Pew Research Center report on religion and marriage
A married couple may attend church together for years without regularly discussing their personal faith. They know which congregation they
93% of Americans Say They Experience Awe at the Beauty of Nature—Why Psalm 19 Suggests That Sense of Wonder May Be Pointing Beyond the Sunset, Mountain or Night Sky That Caused It Pew Research Center report on awe and spiritual experiences
A sunset can interrupt an ordinary evening. Someone steps outside to take out the trash, notices the colors spreading across
Pew Found 91% of Americans Experience Strong Gratitude at Least Several Times a Year—Why Scripture Treats Thankfulness as Something We Practice Before Life Gives Us Everything We Wanted Pew Research Center report on spiritual experiences
A family gathers around the table for Thanksgiving, and someone asks everyone to name something they’re grateful for. The answers
Nearly 7 in 10 Americans Grew Up Attending Religious Services at Least Monthly—But Childhood Exposure Alone Doesn’t Guarantee Adult Faith, and That Difference Matters for Parents Today Pew Research Center report on religious upbringing
Many adults can remember the church they attended as children. They remember familiar hymns, Sunday school classrooms, Christmas programs and
I Thought Teaching My Children About God Meant Having the Right Answers—Then I Realized Some of Their Most Important Faith Questions Needed a Conversation, Not a Lecture
I used to think the best gift I could give my children spiritually was clarity. Clear answers. Clear doctrines. Clear
Pew Found 58% of Christian Parents Pray or Read Scripture With Their Children—Why Deuteronomy 6 Suggests Faith Was Always Meant to Be Taught in Ordinary Moments, Not Just on Sunday Morning Pew Research Center report on religion and child-rearing
Sunday morning can be one of the busiest times of the week for a Christian family. Parents are getting children
Only About One-Third of Americans Attend Religious Services at Least Monthly—What Families May Lose When Faith Becomes Something We Believe but Rarely Practice With Other People Pew Research Center report on religious attendance
A family can have a Bible on the shelf, believe in God and consider Christianity important without regularly gathering with