God prescribed the ‘storehouse’ for the tithe (Deut. 12). Initially this was the temporary sanctuary; later the temple replaced the sanctuary (Neh. 10:37).

I’m writing this article on Thanksgiving Day here in Maryland, and my heart is full of praise and gratitude to God for His wonderful gifts of life and good health.

I have a split identity. Though my heritage is Korean, I’m as American as they come—proudly pledging allegiance to the flag, eating Tofurky (vegetarian substitute) and mashed potatoes for Thanksgiving, and learning solely English from the moment I could speak.

Most people have been granted a reasonable portion of mental health allowing them to hold a general sense of well-being and enjoy life frequently.

Scripture speaks of our physical bodies as being the temple of God (1 Cor. 6:19). How might this impact the health of our body, mind and emotions?

Being a faithful steward covers more than just our money. It also includes caring for our health, one of the greatest of God’s gifts.

Arguably the human body, in particular our brain, is the most complex entity known in the universe.