Faith Works columnist Jeff Gill argues that physical writing, like in journals, helps memory and shapes identity in an age of digital overload.

What if divine judgement is not the opposite of love, but an expression of it?” On Sunday, March 8, at 6 p.m., Brad Jersak, Ph.D., held a Mendenhall Lecture in Gobin Church titled, “Unwrathing God: ...

Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health disorder in the United States, and anywhere from 1 in 10 to 1 in 13 people suffer from anxiety, with about 8% of children and teenagers experiencing ...

In an ever more digital world, pen and paper are increasingly getting replaced with screens and keyboards in classrooms. Now, a new study has investigated neural networks in the brain during hand- and ...

The Nephilim are "mighty men" described in the Old Testament as incredibly large and physically strong. They are the children of the "sons of God" and the "daughters of man." Nephilim is translated as ...

Parental bereavement in childhood is among the most thoroughly studied adverse childhood experiences in the developmental psychology literature. The loss of a parent before age 18 affects ...

PROJECT HAIL MARY is a science fiction thriller about an Earth astronaut who emerges from hibernation only to find his two crewmates ...