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Object lesson using simple objects that teach children how to be a light in this world.

George Orwell's real-life experiences of poverty serve both as a sharp journalistic inquiry into its nature and an empathetic sketch of its oft-sentimentalized face

Students' issues are rooted in three commonly believed myths: choices are without consequences, youth have no value, and they have no power to change their circumstances.

Family devotions are a great way for families to come together and learn about the Bible together. They should be interesting and fun for everyone in the family.

Coach JT Curtis is the second winningest coach in high school football, but his most inspiring story is found in a book about football, Hurricane Katrina, and hope.

Christian opinion is divided on whether Christmas trees are Biblically permissible, morally neutral or a remnant of pagan rituals.

Keeping Christ in Christmas gets a little harder every year for Christians, but even today's "holiday season" offers opportunities for Christians to talk about Jesus.

Adult Swim/Warner Home Video's Metalocalypse Season 2: Black Fire Upon Us is actually really dull. 4/10.

Increasingly aspiring and published authors alike are keeping up to date on the world of romance publishing by regularly reading industry-related blogs.

In 1975 a young man decided to adapt HG Wells' classic invasion novel into a concept album. He recruited Richard Burton, Justin Hayward, David Essex; the rest is history.

The first decade of the Cold War validated Winston Churchill's Iron Curtain speech, from the division of Europe to internal fifth columns promoting Communism.