Caring for someone suffering from a memory disorder such as Alzheimer’s disease? Or want to do what you can now to push back on a potential future concern of your own? Check out what Alabama’s top doctor on the topic has to say here.
The Schools That Lead team of educational professionals describes the burnout situation among teachers at “crisis” level, which threatens school cultures and student outcomes, writes Jennifer Rash.
When others know we are being real with them while also meeting them where they are emotionally, mentally and physically at the moment, it removes loads of stress for all involved.
“This is an example of gross mishandling of Scripture,” said Mobile-area pastor Derek Allen. “We have to guard ourselves from letting our emotions take us to such places.”
Have we had too much of a good thing in our use of technology? Studies suggest we have, so how do we redirect and regulate our use of modern technologies?
Jennifer Rash reflects on the 4th of July and summer opportunities to make the most of a busy season.
“Watching and covering aspects of the Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting the past few years reminds me of the law of unintended consequences,” Jennifer Rash notes.
The woman really needed the $20, but she knew it was wrong to keep it. Check out how God moved in a potential “finders, keepers” moment.
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