There is little doubt that September 11, 2001 has been and will continue to be a defining moment in American history. In the weeks and months following that day, America was presented with a new type of cultural “normalcy”. We …
Dr. John Witte came to Fuller’s campus recently to give a talk on covenantal marriage.
This Valentine’s Day — filled with American cultural myths championing an emaciated version of “love” — how about a little anxiety relief?
A few weeks ago, Kara Powell asked if I was interested in buying girl scout cookies.
Our friend and FYI Advisory Council member Albert Tate recently recommended this TED talk by Nigerian novelist Chimamanda Adichie about “The danger of a single story.”
This post is an excerpt from the Good Sex 2.0 Leader’s Guide: A Whole-Person Approach to Teenage Sexuality and God
curriculum for youth workers, by Jim Hancock and Kara Powell. Used by permission.
If we could wave a Magic Parent …
You’ve likely seen this “selective attention” test before—it’s been around over a decade. But just in case you haven’t,
Three to four years ago, the only people who had smart phones were the ones who really needed them.
I’m in the middle of a multi-part blog series on a great new book on kids and race called Growing Up in America: The Power of Race in the Lives of Teens
Recent research from Iowa State indicates that “Many adults are chronically lonely.”
