Kris Cardoza Women are picking up barbells, and the data is wild. Oura tracked their members from June 2024 to June 2025, and strength training sessions among women shot up 159.8%, from 168,592 participants to 438,026. That’s not a fad. That’s a movement. Strength training for women does things cardio can’t even touch. Stronger bones. Faster metabolism. … Read more
Small business owners woke up this month to a mixed bag. KeyBank published survey results showing 23% barely making ends meet, stuck in what they call “survival mode.” Nearly half, 46%, watched their businesses miss targets they’d set with confidence back in January. Costs keep climbing. Good employees leave for slightly better offers. Customers browse … Read more
Walk into any coffee shop and mention Jesus to someone sceptical. Most believers fumble. They mumble something about “feeling it in their heart” or “having faith.” Meanwhile, their skeptical friend raises one legitimate question and they’re lost. Ligonier Ministries ran the numbers. 56% of American evangelicals can’t articulate basic Christian doctrine. That’s not a small … Read more
If there’s one thing we can all agree on. It’s that Personal branding in 2025 isn’t about follower counts anymore. The marketers winning right now? They’re showing up as themselves. Sharing actual insights nobody else had. And building real communities across platforms. Follow the right people and you’re not just getting ideas. You’re watching their … Read more
Trust in journalism just crashed harder than anyone predicted. Gallup’s September 2025 numbers show barely 28% of Americans believe newspapers, TV, and radio tell them the truth. The absolute worst measurement they’ve recorded in fifty years of tracking this. What’s wild is how differently Democrats and Republicans see the exact same news organizations. Democrats show … Read more
Building a brand in 2025 isn’t just about running ads. Instead, it’s about joining conversations that actually matter. The marketing landscape has shifted under our feet. Traditional advertising still plays its part. However, the real breakthroughs happen where audiences actively choose to show up, with trusted experts who’ve mastered brand-building through blogs and podcasts. Here’s … Read more
Here’s something nobody warns you about when you decide to become an entrepreneur. The loneliness hits different at 2 AM when you’re the only one awake, questioning whether your idea is brilliant or simply delusional. Statistics prove that 1 in 3 people, especially from Gen Z, wants to launch their own business these days. The … Read more
There’s something magnetic about a true story. Especially when it involves the kind of miracle you’d hesitate to believe if it weren’t documented. While Hollywood churns out another superhero sequel, a quieter revolution has been building in theatres across America. Faith-based films rooted in actual events are drawing millions who are hungry for stories that … Read more
It’s that time of year again. Halloween candy is already out of stock, Thanksgiving is around the corner, Black Friday ads are starting to drop, and Christmas is coming whether your bank account is ready or not. The final stretch of 2025 feels like a financial minefield, and the pressure to spend wisely has never … Read more
The October chill creeps in just as National Horror Movie Day arrives on October 23, perfectly timed with Halloween’s approach. Whether you’re craving supernatural horror movies that mess with your mind or psychological horror films that burrow under your skin, this year’s celebration demands more than your typical scary thriller movies marathon. We’ve ranked ten … Read more