drugs
Five Years after Legalizing Marijuana, Colorado Weighs Negative Effects
Marijuana smokers everywhere rejoiced when the legalization of marijuana took center stage in Colorado. The scent of those legal green leaves now drifts out of local neighborhoods, but the decline in society has anything but a calming effect.
President Trump Declares Opioid Crisis a Public Health Emergency
President Trump declared on Thursday that the opioid crisis in America is serious enough to be labelled a public health emergency.
After Man on Drugs Kills Church Usher in Vehicle Accident, Victim’s Sister Offers Forgiveness
A man who was high on drugs and fatally injured a North Carolina church usher last summer has been sentenced to serve a minimum of 19 years and four months in prison.
The Witness of Forgiveness: Grace Displayed in the Midst of the Opioid Epidemic
The opioid epidemic is delivering tragedy and pain to families across the country. Here’s how one such family has responded in Christ.
'Hopecasting' in the Midst of Crisis: Christians Take on the Scourge of Opioids
No matter the crisis, when Christians take the love of Jesus to the hurting and suffering, hope and transformation are sure to follow.
Do Heartburn Drugs Increase Risk of Death?
Fifty million Americans use heartburn drugs such as Nexium, Prilosec, and Prevacid.
Vancouver: Ministry Helps Drug Addicts Recover through Power of the Gospel
In 2016 more than 900 people in British Columbia died of drug overdoses, a record and an 80 percent increase from 2015.
Former Gang Member Transformed by Gospel, Now Leads a Church
A former gang member from Chicago had an encounter with the Lord that transformed his life, and now he leads a church when he used to lead a gang.
Pediatricians Warn Parents: Pot is Not Benign
Experts say looser marijuana laws lead some to assume the drug is safe.
