Its cold season, and you’re doing whatever you can to avoid the sniffles. Instead of dragging yourself to the nearest Target to pick up some Airborne, check out some of these natural remedies that might already be in your home:
Friends are meant to build you up, not break you down. Your friends should challenge you to be the best person you can be, make you laugh, be supportive and let you cry. Finding good friends isn’t easy.
It’s amazing how quickly you can feel surrounded by unfamiliar territory. One semester you have everything and everyone mapped out; the next you’re thrown into a new class or school and face challenges in acceptance and academics. Or, you and your friends set out for a fun time only to find the party is pushing your limits on what’s fun and what’s forbidden.
Accepting your unique set of personal qualities and challenges that make your life distinct is the beginning of self acceptance for who God created you to be.
As rare as it is, long-term dating definitely has a presence in school, and so do all the stresses of being with someone for a long time.
When his band, The Royal Tailor Band, began to part ways, Tauren Wells still felt driven to make music, so he branched out as a solo artist.
David Dunn’s latest release, Yellow Balloons, revolves around one single moment. Dunn shares the healing, reflection, grief and lack of understanding from one moment through this honest, heartfelt album.
Rend Collective, a Northern Irish Cristian band, shares the details and intimacy behind new release As Family We Go.
As a child, Dan Bremnes was convinced that a future as a musician was his path. With the release of his debut album, Where the Light Is, Dan shares his journey because his ultimate desire is to create songs that people can relate to and make their own.
