Disney Plus debuted a Pixar short film Friday that breaks new ground for the animation studio by featuring an openly gay character and then by
It was years ago now, but I recall this incident like it was yesterday (funny how that happens). A mom I knew in town had
I won’t ever forget the first time I told my oldest son about Christ’s death and resurrection. It was right after he spit up on
A recent open letter from the Alliance of World Scientists began this way: “We declare, with more than 11,000 scientist signatories from around the world…that
Two decades ago, virtual learning was seen as a pipe dream. Most education stakeholders couldn’t imagine a world where students could learn without having to
New York Times columnist David Brooks made waves last week with an essay published in the Atlantic. Brooks’ point is simple: What we call “the
Can you imagine a world where old people die alone at home, and no one notices? We’re already there. The United States’ [has] a declining
At the time of this piece, the petition to shut down Porn Hub for aiding in human sex trafficking has reached 168K. A woman by
Purple for Parents (#PurpleForParents) began in Arizona as a social media campaign that wanted to give parents a voice regarding the frustrations with teacher strikes,
Prayer is the key to connecting children with their Christian teachings. After all, it is the way to reflect on Christ’s words and to also
According to a Barna study, six in 10 churchgoing Christian parents say children’s programming is critical when choosing a congregation. The research is part of
Exposing our kids to music can help with everything from their emotional development to their SAT scores. But exposing our children to music that points
“It is not a joke,” said a former witch who turned to Jesus. “The Owl House,” a new Disney cartoon, is teaching kids that being
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments today about whether parents should be empowered with the ability to use government-assisted scholarships to enroll their children
Scripture tells us that life is like a “mist” – here today and gone tomorrow – but nothing captures this like childrearing. My oldest son
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