The term "Greatest Generation" was popularized by journalist Tom Brokaw in his 1998 New York Times bestseller. It refers to Americans born roughly between 1901 and 1927. This generation is recognized ...  Read More

A lady shared a personal story about a challenging season in her life. She writes,"I  had just finished college and a special training program, eager to land my first job.  However, after several unan...  Read More

It's easy to be kind and nice when others treat you well, but the real test of character comes down to how you react to people who treat you poorly. To help us respond in ways that honor God and can p...  Read More

In recent years, healthy nutrition initiatives have become a booming industry.  Economists project that spending on more nutritious options will reach as much as $1.6 trillion by 2030, with a compound...  Read More

I  heard about this man who was trying to eliminate the warnings his conscience was giving him concerning his disobedient actions. He consulted his doctor and said, "I've been misbehaving, Doc, and my...  Read More

Here in New York, public schools are officially out for the summer, beginning at dismissal today. This past year, I have had the opportunity to substitute teach in Middle School on my days off and can...  Read More

Some of the most well-known fortresses in world history include the walls of Constantinople, Hadrian's Wall in England, and Masada in Israel. However, the fortification that needs no introduction is t...  Read More

All four Gospels report the incredible story of the feeding of 5,000 men plus women and children. John, who was an eyewitness to this miracle, gives this account:"Sometime after this, Jesus crossed to...  Read More

In ancient Greece, a well-known race was known as the Torch Race. Each runner was equipped with a torch, and at the start of the race, they would ignite their torches before setting off. The objective...  Read More

Life often presents seasons of waiting on God, a crucial part of our faith journey. We wait for answers, breakthroughs, confirmation, direction, and provision. Sometimes, the waiting can be challengin...  Read More

 One of my favorite old inspirational songs is the 1944 Hymn "O Be Careful Little Eyes What You See." The lyrics and tune may seem simple, but the meaning is profound, especially in today's world. Whi...  Read More

In the 21st century, it's widely agreed that basic needs include clean air, food, safe drinking water, healthcare, shelter, education, and access to information. However, one crucial necessity that is...  Read More

According to the Cambridge Dictionary, the word "distressed" means a feeling of extreme worry, sadness, or pain. Before 2020, CBS News reported that an estimated 8.3 million (3.4%) American adults suf...  Read More

I heard about a young man who grew up with a father who had high expectations regarding household responsibilities. His dad would remind him to make his bed, turn off the TV, avoid wasting water, help...  Read More

 On this date in 1777, the United States flag was officially adopted through a resolution passed by the Second Continental Congress. Later, in 1916, President Woodrow Wilson issued a proclamation esta...  Read More

           A recent study revealed that the 12,436-mile trip from the North Pole to the South Pole is a fascinating expedition and, therefore, is on many people's bucket lists.‌Thankfully, when God wr...  Read More

According to multiple medical reports, "going on a walk" has significant emotional, mental, relational, and physical benefits. Walking offers numerous advantages, including weight loss, increased endu...  Read More

When planning the Think Healthy, Live Healthy Devotional book we released last year, kindness was one of the primary topics I wanted to highlight concerning the mind. Therefore, I dedicated an entire ...  Read More