Lifestyles
An Easter Invitation ... RSVP
By Dave Merrick | April 1, 2018
JESUS IS WITH YOU AND HE HAS PROMISED TO GET ALL OF HIS CHILDREN HOME SAFE!
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He Is Risen - Death Where Is Your Sting?
By News on the Net | April 1, 2018
But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us
Questions We’re Often Asked: Lilies by Any Name
By Wes Porter | March 31, 2018
Strange Garden Beliefs
By Wes Porter | March 31, 2018
The Day that Transformed the World Forever
By Scott Powell | March 30, 2018
Easter is the commemoration of the single event that transformed the world forever—the resurrection of Jesus after his death on the cross
What Easter Means to Me
By Dr. Robert R. Owens | March 28, 2018
This is what Easter means to me: life from death and life evermore
The Night That God Came to the Camp Fire
By Dave Merrick | March 28, 2018
One Of Many Miracles
Palms: A Frond Indeed
By Wes Porter | March 24, 2018
More Evidence Surfaces About Fake Vatican Letter
By David Martin | March 19, 2018
Let us therefore stand behind Benedict XVI with prayer and not dignify the deception of those Vatican wolves who forced his resignation and who now exploit him for their own perverted ends
Who would make such a high-risk, low-reward move? There's always the Lions
Not every film has to be a spectacular. "Downsizing" worked for Bond. Maybe it can work for Superman and his little friends as well – and maybe that could help differentiate the DC universe from Marvel's
Thor Ragna-rocks in its 4K disc incarnation
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor | March 17, 2018
I really enjoyed Thor Ragnarok and recommend it highly to fans of this type of film
Shillelagh: Ancient Hibernian Anesthetic
By Wes Porter | March 17, 2018
Vatican Credibility Takes Another Hit: Photo of Benedict Letter Intentionally Altered
A brewer’s tale of proteins and beer
By American Chemical Society | March 14, 2018
Better, tastier beer could someday be possible, thanks to proteomics
Literacy Experts: Are They Ready To Apologize Yet?
By Bruce Deitrick Price | March 14, 2018
Berys Dixon is the Education Establishment's worst nightmare
Graham is Gone—Are the Two Power Prophets Next?
By Rev. Michael Bresciani | March 12, 2018
The period of worldwide evangelism may be closing, but God has planned a new effort to meet the great falling away of the last days.
I Won’t Die Sinning
By Jimmy Reed | March 12, 2018
I have never forgotten the story Jaybird told us that rainy evening. Whether it’s raining or not on my last day, I hope to die praying
How cats and dogs are consuming and processing parabens
By American Chemical Society | March 12, 2018
New research sheds light on how pets are being exposed to parabens
Timely Reflections on the Third Secret
By David Martin | March 11, 2018
“Stand fast, and hold the traditions which you have learned, whether by word, or by our epistle.”
Women’s Day March 8: Baret the Botanist
By Wes Porter | March 10, 2018
The first woman to circumnavigate the world was an eighteenth-century botanist, Jeanne Baret
Invoke St. Gertrude for Gardens
By Wes Porter | March 3, 2018
St. Gertrude of Nivelles
Can And Will
By Jimmy Reed | March 2, 2018
Uncertainty, doubt, and fear can never be defeated until those negatives — Can’t and Couldn’t — are replaced by these positives: Can and Will
Questions We’re Often Asked: Moth Orchid Care
By Wes Porter | February 28, 2018
These orchids are amongst the toughest of their kind. It takes but a modicum of additional efforts to have them as permanent household guests
Potager du Roi: The King’s Vegetable Garden
By Wes Porter | February 24, 2018
Planning for a home vegetable garden this spring? Spare a thought for the French Sun King's Potager du Roi at Versailles
Poisoning by Plant Cyanogens
By Wes Porter | February 22, 2018
Whether apple pits, apricot kernels or more sinister sources are a painless or painful way to depart the mortal coil is controversial
Papal Foundation $25 Million dollar grant to Istituto Dermopatico dell'Immacolata
Behold history’s worst Olympic halfpipe run. ...Also, oddly, one of history’s best
By Robert Laurie | February 20, 2018
Reading the rules counts
A Crawfish Cook Calamity
By Jimmy Reed | February 20, 2018