Life
To snooze or not to snooze?
Most of us like to hit the snooze button in the morning at least once, according to a new survey.
RSPCA calls for ban on pets like Bieber's monkey
The quarantine of Justin Bieber's capuchin monkey highlights the problems of keeping these "highly social, intelligent animals" as pets, says the RSPCA
Ian Curtis and Ravi Zacharias: Dealing with Suicide
Ian Curtis and Ravi Zacharias: Dealing with Suicide
The glamour, heartbreak and inspiration of Hollywood's golden age
What is it about the heartbroken and heartbreakingly glamorous stars of the 1950s that I just adore?
Review: Serving without Sinking
In most churches 80% of the work is done by 20% of the people. This book is for the 20%.
Adapting the message for the iPad generation
Pastor Jared Oldenburg is really excited about the opportunities digital media is opening up for the church to speak to people far beyond its traditional reaches.
Wedding planning in the digital age
It used to be the humble notepad and pen but today's brides are enlisting social media to help plan their big day.
The obesity-mortality tie
New research suggests obesity may shorten life by up to 10 years.
More screens means more TV viewing
'Glued to the screen' could be the perfect description for our global society today.
Older, wiser and happier?
Happiness and optimism increase with age, according to one poll.
John Bunyan: The People's Pilgrim
It's easy to think the giants of the Christian faith were all strong men, but John Bunyan is proof that God uses people of all shapes and sizes.
The role of mentors in raising children into leaders
We all know children are an important part of every society and the future of the world, but David Johns believes there are ways we can actively help children to become future global leaders.
Breadwinners want more help with housework
Household breadwinners want a hand with the domestic chores, a new survey has found.
The simple - but often overlooked - child safety tips
Some areas of the home can still present health hazards for kids
Link between cash incentives and healthy shopping habits
A new study suggests people are more likely to buy healthy foods where there are cashback incentives.
Men and women prefer their partners casual
When it comes to the style choices of their significant others, men and women are surprisingly casual in their preferences.