Health & Wellbeing
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The brain-immune connection
Research shows what’s good for your brain is also good for your immune system. - Go healthy for good - October 2016
- Standing at work
Family & Relationships
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War against revenge porn
Coupling shame and the human desire for vindication, the internet amplifies the harmful effects of porn. - Grace in the delivery room
- A father's love
Scripture
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Living in enemy territory
The universe is at war. But there is something we can do about it. - Our battle with evil
- Unethical but legal
Society & Culture
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Gift of the century
Our society increasingly measures people by the value of their possessions, but there’s an alternative that’s much better. - Hope amid the violence
- Book review: James K A Smith: You Are What You Love
Aid & Human Rights
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When drought hits home
Ashley Eisele reports on the impact that a shortage of food and water is having on one family in Africa—and what ADRA is doing to help. - The Winston Aftermath
- Doing Good, Better
Archaeology
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Darius I and the Genesis of a War
A look at the personalities an d politics behind a clash of ancient cultures - Nerva: Rome's "Good" Emperor
- Looted in Syria, Sold in London
Arts & Entertainment
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Play it again: Why we love historical movies
When it comes to films, there is no time like the past. - Media Trends: June 2016
- Through the Years: The Best of The Fray
Nature & Environment
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The cost of a carnivore
Ross Chadwick says motor vehicles aren’t the world's worst polluters. So what is? - A not-so-green world
- The Rhythm of Life
Spirituality
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Agents of God
The free gift of God's grace contains more responsibilities than we may expect at first. - Do miracles still happen?
- The Water of a New Life
Science & Technology
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Connected but lonely?
The busy activity on your Facebook newsfeed may belie a more sobering reality. - To raise an Amish child
- What Technology is Doing to Our Hearts
History
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Katharina Luther: Strong, decided, enterprising
Carole Cusack, professor of Religious Studies at Sydney University, outlines key events in the life of Katharina von Bora, Martin Luther’s wife. - 500 years on
- Luther's legacy
Book Reviews
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Review: Food as Medicine
Better health is achievable—Adele Nash is proof of that. And according to Food as Medicine, the best place to begin is in the kitchen. - Saving my assassin
- Father time