Guest Commentary

In a world where Gen Z faces unprecedented burnout, a unique jungle retreat in Malaysia offers a phone-free sanctuary for young adults seeking genuine rest and a break from the pressures of "adulting."

Amy Grant's new song, "The 6th of January (Yasgur’s Farm)," uses the 1969 Woodstock festival as a backdrop to ponder if the idealism of the 1960s has faded, prompting reflection on current societal unrest and the possibility of finding hope and unity.

As historic protests grip Iran, a former political prisoner shares insights into the widespread yearning for freedom and the potential end of the Islamic Republic, a sentiment amplified by renewed international attention.

Explore the alarming parallels between ancient Israel's spiritual decay and modern societal struggles, revealing a timeless remedy for "spiritual cancer."

Distinguishing genuine Iranian opposition from deceptive "fake reformists" is crucial for Western leaders, as groups like MEK and NCRI employ coded language and tactics to mislead.

Amidst widespread protests and a yearning for change, Iranians are increasingly wary of deceptive "reformists" and "fake opposition" groups masquerading as allies, particularly highlighting the problematic influence of the NCRI/MEK.

Millions of Americans are drowning in medical debt, facing delayed care and financial ruin, but a powerful movement is emerging as churches step in to make a life-changing difference.

Venezuela possesses the world's largest proven oil reserves, yet decades of mismanagement, sanctions, and an economic crisis have crippled its oil industry, leading to widespread humanitarian suffering.

A fatal shooting involving an ICE agent and a woman in Minneapolis has sparked controversy and renewed scrutiny of federal immigration tactics.

Discover a fresh perspective on choosing a "word of the year" that moves beyond personal ambition to a prayerful surrender of control. Learn how aligning your heart with divine will can unlock healthier, more heavenly perspectives for the year ahead.

Echoing ancient words of urgency, modern Iran ignites with protests, mirroring Queen Esther's bravery against tyranny and calling for a transformative change.

Israel's war has created a growing disability crisis, but beyond the immediate needs of soldiers, a more fragile urgency surrounds young children with disabilities in Ashkelon.

Unprecedented protests are sweeping across Iran, fueled by economic devastation and a severe water and energy crisis, exposing the deep-seated suffering inflicted by the Islamic Republic.

Amidst the ongoing conflict and fear in Israel, a mother finds profound hope and spiritual resilience in the unwavering faith of her young daughter.

Tal Hartuv, a survivor of a brutal terrorist attack that claimed her friend Kristine Luken's life, reflects on the profound pain and injustice following the release of one of her attackers.