What Are You Made Of?

DNA tests have become increasingly popular. Can they really reveal your genetic heritage?

Can Japan Achieve Beautiful Harmony?

With a newly crowned emperor, Japan has entered a new historical period. Hopes are high that it will mean peace and prosperity for the nation.

After Cyclone Idai

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called Cyclone Idai, which hit Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi in March, “one of the worst weather-related catastrophes in the history of Africa.” Now the threat of water-borne diseases means the crisis is far from over.

What Should ‘Church’ Look Like Today?

A vast swing in culture. Rapid advancements in technology. Never-ending scandals. Ministers and parishioners are scrambling to find what “church” should look like in the 21st century.

Copying the Genius in Nature

Scientists, engineers and architects are looking to the natural world to solve problems in their fields—and it is yielding astounding results.

Never the Same

Witnessing unspeakable tragedy changes the lives of those young and old, and typically for the worse. Those left behind struggle to pick up the pieces.

Aging Superpower

No power in history has ever topped the United States’ military capability. Yet it is beginning to show cracks, leaving leaders concerned about its preparedness for the next war.

Why We Haven’t Covered the Presidential Investigation

Remembering Rwanda

The world said “never again!” after the Holocaust, only to see the 20th century close with a genocide that left people dead at a rate three times faster. At the 25th anniversary of the Rwanda genocide, we ask: Why could it not be stopped?

What Your Minister Won’t Tell You About Easter

7 manieren om je kind naar succes te leiden!

Veertig procent van de huwelijken in de Verenigde Staten eindigt in een scheiding. Negentig procent van de samenwonende ouders in het Verenigd Koninkrijk splitst voordat hun kinderen 16 jaar oud zijn. Hoewel zulke wereldwijde trends de potentiële toekomst van zonen en dochters sterk beperken, hoeft je gezin geen statistiek te zijn.

Brexit door de ogen van een Nederlander die in Londen woont

One Lesson to Learn from Government Shutdowns

Every time Washington shutters its doors because it cannot agree—both Republicans and Democrats use this tactic—we should ask certain questions. Perhaps surprisingly, the answers are found in the Bible.

Nuclear War: Will Mankind Destroy Itself?

The latest nuclear threat hearkens back to the Cold War and brings a renewed sense of hopelessness. Does Bible prophecy hold a bleak or bright picture of mankind’s future?

Sickness or Good Health: You Decide!

Millions find themselves sick and miserable. A close examination of the facts reveals that some choose to be unhealthy. What about you?

Was Holiday Shopping Worth It?

The overspending linked to the holidays only compounds America’s chronic debt problem.

Faces of 2018