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Petersen family has faced two cancer battles in as many years A composite of undated photos of Pike Petersen before and after undergoing chemotherapy. | Courtesy photos Sometimes laughter really is the best medicine, at least for the Petersen family. After both his wife and son were diagnosed with different forms of cancer over the […]
The icons for multiple social media platforms – Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook – are displayed on a screen. | Unsplash/Dole777 A North Carolina education board recently joined around 200 school districts nationwide in filing a lawsuit against leading social media giants, accusing the companies of fueling a youth mental health crisis in the United States. […]
Aerial view of a Georgetown University in Washington D,C. | Getty Images Two Catholic colleges have some of the worst climates for free speech in the United States, according to a recently released report that analyzed more than 250 campuses, most of which continue to maintain lackluster free speech protections. The Foundation for Individual Rights […]
Attendees participate in a National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Children observance on Sept. 10, 2022 in Indianapolis, Indiana. | David Grannan A pair of pro-life groups are organizing a national observance Saturday to remember the tens of millions of babies aborted in the United States, with more than 200 individual events planned for this […]
A row of empty desks in a classroom. | iStock/mapo A married teacher at a private Christian school who allegedly had sex with two teenage students was forced to resign after the school received an anonymous tip that the teacher was exchanging sexually explicit photos with a student. Chrystal Frost, a 35-year-old mother of three […]
Without question, one of the hardest jobs is being a Christian leader, especially a pastor. Close friends leave you, others betray you, social media slams you, the world hates you, and demonic forces rally against you and your marriage. This is why thousands exit the ministry each year. We are also often stretched financially, relationally, […]
Let’s start with the good news: My internet connection is working this morning. A few hours without it yesterday reminded me of how dependent we all are on something few of us understand. What exactly is the internet, anyway? Where is it? What does it look like? It’s become one of those things that […]
Michael Johnson, the Boy Scouts of America’s former director of child protection, speaks in the Netflix special “Scouts Honor: The Secret Files of the Boy Scouts of America.” | YouTube: Netflix Michael Johnson, a former police detective in Plano, Texas, who served as the youth protection director at the Boy Scouts of America, says the […]
Back in 2021, news outlets around the world announced a scandal involving Canadian government schools and missing indigenous children. Starting in the 1800s, Canada built and opened a series of boarding schools where children from local native people could be educated or, more accurately, assimilated into modern Western culture. A majority of these institutions […]
While the NFL regular season officially kicked off last night with the Detroit Lions upsetting the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs, this Sunday marks opening day for most football fans. However, that day has the potential to be life-changing for reasons that have nothing to do with football. You see, September 10 […]