Devos With Davis: The Light Of The World

Earlier this month, I found myself entranced by a series of awe-inspiring crystal chandeliers.   Each chandelier was intricately designed and contained 75,000 crystals that sat within five concentric circles, according to Lasvit. Pure white light spilled from the exquisite fixtures and showered the Museum of the Bible’s Gathering Room in an inviting glow.   Nestled within the museum’s top floor, the […]

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Technology And The “IPad Kid” Generation

There was once was a time when personal devices for children seemed like an extreme indulgence in irresponsibility and excess; however, that train of thought has faded away in the face of the normalization of on-demand entertainment.  Today the term “iPad Kids” refers to the fleet of toddlers and young children toting around electronics and has aptly developed a negative […]

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The Importance of Listening

Oftentimes while having a heart-to-heart, a sinking feeling of realization settles in your chest; your confidant isn’t listening at all — they’re waiting for you to stop talking.  Frustration shoots from your toes to your chest, and in an instant, dies in your throat. Your earnest words have fallen on deaf ears and an impatient mouth. Ouch.  Listening intentionally and […]

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Devos With Davis: A Steadfast Faith

Whenever I read Hebrews 11 — otherwise known as the “Hall of Faith” — I always envision a long corridor, decked out with cabinets displaying trophies and awards of excellence that highlight the incredible faithful acts that Old Testament figures like Abel, Noah, Abraham and Rahab committed to the Lord many years ago.  When opening the doors of this metaphorical […]

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The Importance of Paid Parental Leave

Children are a massive responsibility. Raising these small, developing humans is not for the faint of heart. They require time, money and effort — not to mention intense care on physical, mental and emotional levels.   However, the most dedication to child-rearing is required right at the start. That is why parental leave is so important for growing families.  Many countries […]

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Should The United States Offer A Daily Naptime For Workers?

What if the key to boosting your productivity and mental health wasn’t working longer hours, but taking longer breaks? Countries around the world that prioritize employee “breathers” are seeing healthier, more constructive workers. Is it the United States’ time to follow their lead and integrate a daily naptime?  If you attended public school as a child, you most likely experienced […]

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Have smartphones ruined traditional personality variants?

Do you resonate most with the qualities of an of extrovert or introvert? How about an ambivert? Some people may consider themselves a mixture of dispositions, often called personality variants. With the rise of digital technology and social media, however, people are beginning to wonder if these traditional personality variants are disappearing.   Online tests are a great way to help […]

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Devos with Davis: God’s Protection

The date was March 23, 1945, when a troop of American soldiers traversed the rocky and steep hills along the Rhine River in western Germany during the end of World War II, according to WKRN.com. Pieces of jagged shrapnel blended into the uneven cliffs of terrain, forcing the team of soldiers to attentively step forward into the unknown. Suddenly, German […]

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The Importance Of Limiting Screen Time In College

Cell phone and computer addictions destroy the college experience.  While these devices provide ways to communicate with family members and document memories, they also cause students to struggle with their priorities — such as coursework, maintaining friendships and getting quality sleep.    Attempting to complete assignments thoroughly while distracting notifications light up your device is no easy task.  These unhealthy relationships […]

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