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Millennial Bible Use Jumped 29%
A 2025 report from the American Bible Society suggests that Bible use is rising—especially among young adults who, until recently, were among the ...
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Double-Clicking on Obedience
Ruben Roy is a managing director at Stifel Financial. He dialed in to hear the chief executive of a healthcare company discuss its latest results. During ...
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And the Verse of the Year Goes To…
Every year, YouVersion announces which Bible verses are the most shared, bookmarked, and highlighted by its users. The list often includes the classics ...
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When Do People Finally Take Their Health Seriously?
Going to the doctor can seem tedious as a child and even as a teen, but it might surprise you to find out how long it really takes people to actually ...
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Child Walked 20 Miles to Obtain a Bible
Mary Jones was about eight-years-old when she became a Christian. Having learned to read, she wanted to own a Bible in her native Welsh language. But ...
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Are Hypnotic YouTube Edits Getting Old?
There’s a particular trend that has come to dominate videos on social media. It’s called “retention editing,” because of its ability ...
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Almost No One Reads the Bible
When researchers for the American Bible Society’s annual State of the Bible report saw 2022’s survey statistics, they found it hard to believe ...
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Jeopardy Contestants Ignorant of Lord’s Prayer
Jeopardy fans were furious after the contestants on an episode failed to answer a “simple” question about the Lord's Prayer during the ...
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The Chinese Communist Party Is Rewriting the Bible
As part of a push to "sinicize" religion (to make it Chinese in character), the Chinese Communist Party has embarked on a 10-year project to ...
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Professor Put Clues to Cash Prize in Syllabus
Kenyon Wilson, a professor at the University of Tennessee, wanted to test whether any of his students fully read the syllabus for his music seminar. Of ...
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