Some thoughts about how David’s writing in the Psalms is evidence of how he participated in working out what he knew of neuroscience anandamide’s (Bliss Molecule) and the ever present effect of stress on a human body.
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The school bus drove away, but the internal chaos remained. If you are a North Texas mother ready to heal the cycle of perfectionism and maternal guilt, your transformation begins here.
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Your brain held onto that memory for a reason. A neurotheological look at how childhood experience shapes the way we see God — and what can change.
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Grounded in 2 Chronicles 7:14, this post explores how one degree of intentional change — backed by neuroscience and Scripture — can rewire your heart and mind over the course of a year.
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The holidays are over, the decorations are down, and the calendar has turned to January and even that is waning. Many of us feel a mix of relief and emptiness, or a heavy sense of “what now?” This wintry season is the perfect time to care for both your mind and spirit. By combining faith-based reflection with practical steps for emotional wellness, you can start the year grounded and renewed.
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I’m struck by a beautiful image in Jamie Adele Wood’s post “Faith in Flats” — she finds a pair of stilettos tucked away in her closet, remembers the confident strides she once made, then gently lays them aside for flats: “Not flashy, but steady. Not stylish, but strong.”
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