Issue 62, October 28, 2026

Controlling the Power

Why informed voting matters for liberty, and how LifeVote helps voters find pro-life candidates.

Alicia Martin

Faithful Citizenship at the Ballot Box

Voting offers Christians a practical way to weigh public choices against their convictions.

Tony Perkins

A World Too Small to See

Explore atoms and nuclear science through simple homeschool models, questions, and activities.

Megan Mora Fuentes

Faith When the Battle Seems Overwhelming

Remembering God’s power, honoring faithful service, and working with fellow Christians amid cultural conflict.

Jeff Keaton

Friendship Beyond the Classroom

Practical ways homeschool families can help children build social skills and lasting friendships.

BJU Press Guest Writer

Care for Families Who Are Hurting

A biblical counseling approach calls churches to build relationships, support groups, and pastoral care.

Dr. Josh Mulvihill

Helping a Questioning Mind Learn

Activities and teaching strategies for children who enjoy patterns, order, and solving problems.

BJU Press Guest Writer

Powerful Tools Still Need Human Wisdom

An AI-assisted response to software flaws shows both the promise of cybersecurity tools and the duty to govern their use.

Robert Maginnis

Teaching Children to Love What Is Good

Set wise internet limits while helping children understand and desire the good gifts those limits protect.

Jacob Shatzer

The Encouragement Families Receive

A survey examines how culture and social support relate to desired family size and plans for another child.

Joshua Arnold

Understanding Who Uses School Choice

AACS reports on participation by students with disabilities in school choice programs.

AACS Policy Office

West Virginia's schools are losing students. The reasons reach far beyond school choice.

A shrinking child population and changing education choices help explain a decline that began long before Hope Scholarships.

Christopher Knotts

What Shapes a Biblical Worldview?

Seven core beliefs connect Christian faith with truth, purpose, and the choices of daily life.

Quinn Delamater

When a Feed Becomes a Gossip Habit

A Christian reflection on the private stories we watch, share, and allow to shape our attention.

Katelyn Rafferty