Dr. James Emery White

Beyond planning for wealth and health, a looming retirement crisis centers on maintaining a sense of "mattering" – feeling valued and useful in later life.

How a biblical call for diligent leadership is being hindered by a modern fear of authority, mirroring a societal trend of excessive red tape that stifles progress.

While physical fitness is crucial for aging well, these five essential spiritual practices ensure a vibrant faith and a life lived with purpose.

How Martin Luther King Jr.'s powerful message, rooted in a Christian worldview, might struggle to resonate in today's digital age where foundational beliefs are often dismissed.

From the Charleston to TikTok, dance has long defined youth culture, but a new fear of being filmed is causing people to stop dancing at live events.

In the digital age, pastoral plagiarism has reached new levels of deception, with some leaders metaphorically photoshopping themselves into others' stories to claim credit.

As thousands of churches face closure, we explore the profound loss of community centers, shelters, and vital economic contributors that extends far beyond spiritual services.

MTV is phasing out its music video channels, marking the end of an era that revolutionized pop culture by making visuals as crucial as sound and globalizing youth culture.

Beyond typical New Year's resolutions, discover 15 biblically-inspired goals to transform your faith and leadership in the coming year.

Learn what truly captivated the world in 2025 by exploring Google's most searched terms, from major political events and trending pop culture to unexpected viral phenomena.

The day after Christmas presents a unique challenge: maintaining the spirit of the season beyond the festivities. Learn how to truly embody the values of Christmas year-round, focusing on the enduring message of hope and love.

There are at least two overlooked aspects of the story of Joseph and Mary. Yet knowing about these two dynamics to their life adds even more wonder to the Christmas story.

In 1897, Dr. Philip O’Hanlon, a coroner’s assistant on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, was asked by his then eight-year-old daughter, Virginia, whether Santa Claus really existed. He suggested that she write The Sun, then a prominent New York City newspaper, because “If you see it in The Sun, it’s so.”

While the rise of the "nones" and Christian decline have temporarily stabilized, a deeper search for meaning is emerging among younger generations, presenting a unique spiritual opportunity. This phenomenon, characterized by a "religious emotion divorced from religious belief," suggests a fertile ground for engagement beyond traditional religious structures.

Parents can inadvertently create strained relationships with grandparents by making them feel overly scrutinized or by using children as leverage in conflicts.