The Myth of Failure as a Teacher

A new study suggests that people tend to overestimate the likelihood of success following failure, leading to decreased willingness to help others who are struggling. The belief that failure always leads to growth may be misguided, as failure can be demotivating and ego-threatening. The study emphasizes the importance of correcting exaggerated beliefs about the benefits of failure to increase motivation to help others.

Jesus as the Good Shepherd

The article discusses the significance of Jesus as the good shepherd, particularly in the context of Good Shepherd Sunday. It emphasizes the analogy of Jesus caring for his followers like a shepherd cares for his sheep, providing comfort and guidance through life's challenges.

Impactful Teacher-Student Relationship

Juleus Ghunta, a published children's author and award-winning poet from rural Jamaica, struggled with reading until a young teacher-in-training arrived at his school and helped him improve significantly. He is forever grateful for her kindness and belief in him.

Good Friday and Easter Sunday Observance by Christians

Good Friday is observed by Christians to remember the crucifixion of Jesus, followed by his resurrection on Easter Sunday. These beliefs are central to many Americans' views on life and death, despite growing secularism. The events took place on Golgotha outside Jerusalem, fulfilling biblical prophecies. The Book of Hebrews explains how Jesus' sacrifice fulfilled the old sacrificial system. Many may find these beliefs absurd, but they have been held for centuries.