The motivation, intensity, and consistency of my workouts have all increased thanks to one thing: the people beside me. The social aspect of working out has changed everything.

Throughout our journey in life, we're called to care for both our spiritual and physical health. The Bible says our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit and we need to honor God with our bodies. (1 Cor. 6:19-20). As we aim to be good stewards of what God has blessed us with, exercise can be a very important piece of the puzzle. In fact, getting exercise into our routines can bring benefits such as increased strength, improved mobility, and enhanced cardiovascular health.

When I was in my twenties, I thought I knew everything. The older I have become, the less I realize I know. I am completely and utterly dependent on God for everything.

Mother’s Day is right around the corner, and as we considered how to honor the holiday beyond the flowers and card-worthy sentiments, we saw an opportunity to highlight the spiritual mothers in our lives.

National Nurses Week is celebrated annually between May 6-12. The week-long celebration recognizes and appreciates the hard work endured and the worldwide impact nurses have. Additionally, the week highlights student nurses with May 8 designated as National Student Nurses Day. Medi-Share recognizes and celebrates nurses and those studying in the field nationwide.

Passive. Aggressive. Passive-aggressive. These are not the men the world needs. Which begs the question: What kind of man does the world need?

In a few weeks, my firstborn son will walk across a stage. The same stage where he nervously shook handbells in the second grade Christmas pageant. The same stage where he reluctantly played one of Snow White’s dwarves in sixth grade. The same stage where he humbly strummed guitar for worship band in eleventh grade.

Ultra-processed foods now account for two-thirds of calories in the diets of children and teens, according to new medical research.