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A woman faces body image anxiety in a church restroom.
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In His Image: How Faith Can Heal Our Relationship with Our Bodies

Talise Hirschi1 month ago09 mins

Can the gospel ease body shame in eating disorders? Love from God, purpose, and progress over perfection can aid healing.

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A student isolated on a court while peers whisper, symbolizing the cruelty of blame culture.
  • Gospel Fare

The Day the Blame Game Named My Sister

Timothy Smith3 months ago3 months ago06 mins

What ends othering and blame? Loyal defense of family, respect across faiths, and small acts of shared service.

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Co-viewing at the table turns study time into connection
  • Parenting

Parenting in the Glow: Reckoning with “Screen Time” Childhood

Esther Bennett3 months ago3 months ago08 mins

How can tech help rather than harm? When parents are present with their children and set fair rules, they tend to see steadier moods and behavior.

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A therapist sits in despair on the therapy sofa beneath credentials, the empty chair representing therapist divorce.
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The Divorce Epidemic Among the People We Pay to Prevent Divorce

C.D. Cunningham4 months ago011 mins

Why do therapists divorce more than most? High stress, blurred boundaries, and perfectionism strain marriages.

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A father embraces his son at a doorway, symbolizing repentance as the beginning of relational healing.
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The Power of Repentance to Help Relational Healing

Justin Hendricks4 months ago011 mins

What does repentance mean for families of faith? They show it restores peace and strengthens bonds with God and family.

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Five figures express distinct reactions toward one slice of pizza, illustrating all five conflict management styles.
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Why Winning Doesn’t Make You Right: Five Conflict Styles

Skyline4 months ago09 mins

Which conflict style fits each dispute? All five are needed; choose wisely to prevent resentment.

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In a modern Relief Society circle, a single question disrupts spiritual peace, revealing the cost of unchecked doubt on faith and mental health.
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The Hidden Cost of Normalizing Doubt

Amanda Freebairn4 months ago4 months ago010 mins

What makes faith so difficult today? Cultural pathologizing has distorted doubt and weakened spiritual growth.

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A modern superhero stands ignored on a busy street, illustrating waning cultural belief in origin stories within superhero films.
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How We Lost Faith in the Hero’s Beginning

C.D. Cunningham6 months ago011 mins

Why did superhero films abandon origin stories? Because we don’t want to become heroes. We want them to just show up.

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A young man caught between two worlds highlights the tension in faith and parenting.
  • American Families of Faith

This is the Way: Helping Youth with Positive Religious Development

David Dollahite12 months ago012 mins

How can parents help children stay connected to faith? Open dialogue, flexible beliefs, and strong family bonds foster commitment.

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A young Latter-day Saint reads in a dim room with shadows looming behind, symbolizing the themes of Latter-day Saints and Horror.
  • Holidays

A Case for Virtuous Fright: Latter-day Saints and the Horror Genre

Andrew Rice1 year ago010 mins

Can horror stories offer spiritual growth? They help process fear, teach resilience, and highlight virtue.

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A person climbing an endless staircase burdened by heavy bags, symbolizing how perfectionism is the enemy of progress.
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A Letter To My Fellow Perfectionists

Brianna Holmes1 year ago08 mins

How can perfectionists find peace? By embracing grace, letting go of unrealistic standards, and trusting in Jesus Christ.

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A figure steps from shadow to sunlight, symbolizing the transition from trauma to post-traumatic growth.
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Post Traumatic Hope: A Journey From Trauma to Transcendence

Roseanne Service2 years ago2 years ago010 mins

Is there hope after post-traumatic stress? A story of trauma that reveals a pathway to resilience.

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