In Week 1 of this series, we talked about identity, knowing who you really are in God. In Week 2, we talked about loneliness and the truth that you are never truly alone because God is with you. Once ...

Greek and Greek Cypriot dialects are distinct varieties of the Greek language that has evolved over the millennia.

Greek mythology is full of powerful gods, each with unique roles, personalities, and domains. This video simplifies the ...

The term autism first was used by psychiatrist Eugen Bleuler in 1908. He used it to describe a schizophrenic patient who had withdrawn into his own world. The Greek word ''autós'' meant self and the ...

Apostolos in Greek (apostolus in Latin), a related word, adds intentionality and authority to the sending, as with the concept of an Apostle. In the Latin Bible, then, missio refers to the act of ...

Pumpkins are the bookends of autumn. Headlines about the arrival of pumpkin spice lattes signal summer's end. And soon after the last bites of pumpkin pie at the Thanksgiving table, we turn to plans ...

The word dint originates from the Old English word ‘dynt’, meaning a blow or a strike, and is the etymological root of the modern word dent. While dint still appears as a noun for a physical ...

'Fitful' refers to something that happens in irregular bursts, not steady or continuous. The word "fitful" originates from the Middle English word fit, which described a sudden burst, spasm, or ...

The English word “tantalize” comes from the Greek myth of Tantalus. Painting by Giovan Battista Langetti. Credit: Public Domain The English word “tantalize,” which means to torment someone by showing ...

Lifelong Bluffton resident, Edward James Reichenbach, a man whose passionate love for his family was exceeded only by his love of Jesus, passed away in his sleep on February 7, 2025 at the age of 88.