The Diverse Meanings and Challenges of "Singleness"
In the case of singleness, singles often ask, “Why am I single?” — both in attempt to control their situation and to find purpose in their pain. Yet the answer is almost never completely straightforward.
5 Myths + 5 Truths About Christians, Anxiety and Depression
Anxiety and depression are both on the rise, and they are the two leading mental health issues affecting the American population.
Preparing For Marriage: A Dive Into Ephesians
The transition to marriage can present quite the challenge.
The "Treatment Gap" for Addiction + The Impact on U.S. Church Communities
Like most other issues, the church is not immune to addiction. But the church can be involved with helping those struggling.
Teaching Kids to Bounce Back: Physical, Social, Cognitive and Spiritual Strategies for Coping
Learning to regulate emotions is an important life skill that must be developed. Like a muscle, the more you work at it over time, the stronger, more capable you get.
The Lion in the Room: Modern Causes for the Increase in Anxiety in Our Kids
Many young adults today live with anxiety that behaves like a lurking lion, leaving their brains in a state of hyperarousal that makes it hard to work, sleep, eat or concentrate.
How Singleness Can Be an Experience of Ambiguous Loss
What does it look like to grieve a loved one we’ve longed for, but never met?
The Often Challenging Prospect of Being Single at Church
Since 1970, the population of single adults in the United States has increased by more than 350%.
Pornography = An Unhealthy Answer to the Need to Escape
What’s the true cost of a no-cost addiction?
Why Church Leaders Can't Ignore the Prevalence of Pornography
The myth that “church members are less likely to have a problem with porn” tends to keep the subject out of church circles.