A new app promises to check through your social media history and flag any inappropriate posts or tweets you might've made so you can delete them before a prospective employer finds them. The app's maker knows ...

Mom Brings Home Rioting Son Get downloadable PDF. Get downloadable PowerPoint presentation. About/Disclaimer What Happened: When Freddie Gray died in police custody in Baltimore on April 19, much o...

It's no secret that we're living a lot of our lives online these days. For many of us, Facebook is a critical component of that online living, but the extent to which it's dominating our lives may surprise some...

Moderate alcohol use can wreak havoc with memory in teens and young adults, according to a new study published in Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research. The study, led by Dr. Scott Swartzwelder of...

Because marketing is so pervasive and powerful in today's culture, youth workers need to be aware of the many advertising strategies marketers employ in their efforts to influence children's and teens' spen...

A few years ago, as a widower in the epicenter of grief, I was content with distantly observing life with little intention of entering again. However, a funny thing happened while standing on the sideline...

For most of my life, the idea of being adventurous was almost synonymous with being a disciple of Christ. Who else would drop their nets and follow someone they barely knew? Peter did, and although he sank,...

I have to believe there are still adventures to be had, discoveries to be made and minds to be changed about how the world works and what our lives must be.

"There was a boy named Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it."1 So begins The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, the fifth book in C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia.2 Eustace "almost" deserv...

Not every adventure has to include defying gravity, class-5 rapids or helicoptering into a remote area for backcountry skiing. If your youth ministry is doing these things, I am blown away by your insurance pol...