What is God’s will for your life?

This question tends to haunt us while we go through our college years. We struggle through it by choosing our major, deciding where we will spend our summer, figuring out where to go to grad school, and so many other decisions.

If you are like me, anxiety creeps up on you every time you think about your future plans.

But why do we get so anxious? For me, I start thinking about how I have one opportunity at every decision I make, and when I choose one path, I am saying no to another. But how do I know the path I choose is the right one?

Have you ever stopped to think that the words you say may be dating you? Jay Allen recently brought up to Rebecca that there are some words that she could be saying that might be making her sound old! Here they are!

Is sitting around watching Disney movies sound like a dream job? You're in luck!

To celebrate the upcoming launch of the new Disney+ streaming service on Nov. 12, Reviews.org is looking for the ultimate Disney fanatic to watch 30 Disney movies in 30 days. The best part? You'll get paid $1,000!

As the daughter of Billy and Ruth Graham, little Ruth grew up the daughter of the world's most famous evangelist. She longed for her father to be home and more present in her life. Ruth sat down with Rebecca Carrell and Liz Rodriguez for a candid conversation about her brokenness and her journey to forgiveness that she details in her new book, "Forgiving My Father, Forgiving Myself". Listen to the full episode here: https://www.heartstrongfaith.com/podcasts/

The job landscape is always changing, based on the needs of the market. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projects that between 2018 and 2028, the U.S. will gain 8.4 million new jobs.

The BLS expects that the fastest-growing jobs will be in health care and related services. Fast growth also is expected in fields related to renewable energy, mathematics and computers.

If you’re looking for a job that’s likely to be around in the next 10 years — in a field that needs workers — here are the occupations that the BLS expects to grow fastest.

Ruben is a father to a kid that is very special to Eric, Owen Figueroa. Owen is an 11th grader in Eric's church where he volunteers in the Student Ministry. Recently, Owen made a comment to Eric saying that he doesn't have too much furniture in his bedroom other than his bed. This led Eric to make a mental note of it and did not want to say anything to embarrass him among the other students. Last Sunday, Owen asked Eric to say a prayer for his family since they did not have any hot water and it was actually that Sunday that Eric met Owen's father, Ruben. This week, Eric was curious to see how things were going in Owen's home in regards to the hot water and he found out that they only have hot water restored in some of the home. Not to mention, it seems like Ruben is trying to do this all himelf.

It was because of this hot water problem that Eric decided to nominate Ruben for Make Somebody's Monday to see if we could help him out in the process!

Do an internet search on how to become wealthy, and you'll get hundreds of millions of results that would take a lifetime to read. These well-meaning authors provide many kinds of advice, but for people who don't have time to read through dozens of articles, here's the CliffsNotes version: Earn more. Spend less.

That might not be the profound financial secret you were hoping for, but it's the foundation that all other wealth-building advice is built upon. And it works. Here are a few strategies you can use to start tipping the scales in your favor today.

Parenting in the digital age is a daunting challenge. 90% of children aged 8 through 16 have seen pornography. Over half of kids and teens report having experienced cyberbullying, and 32% have engaged in sexting. What’s more, 70% of teens admit to hiding online content from their parents.

The widespread availability of smartphones and tablets is one reason behind these staggering statistics. These devices open up world of possibilities for accessing online content and communicating with others via apps. While technical safeguards such as Curbi and Intego's Family Protector can help parents maintain visibility and control over the apps their kids are downloading, truly effective family internet safety plans still require parents to maintain a high level of awareness of what the apps their kids want can do.

Of course, for busy parents, staying on top of the latest trending apps is incredibly difficult. To make that job a little easier, here’s an overview of Calculator+, a potentially dangerous app that parents should be on the lookout for.

Are you seeking a high paying job, but don't want to invest in a four-year or graduate degree? You don't need to have a college degree to get a good job. There is a new kind of job that emphasizes skills over education and work experience. “New collar jobs,” also known as “middle skill jobs,” are those that require certain hard skills, but do not necessarily require a four-year college degree (or an extensive work history). Often, employees can get the skills they need for the job through vocational training, a certificate program, an apprenticeship, or a two-year degree program.

These skill-based jobs can be found in a variety of industries. They are particularly common in healthcare, information technology (IT), and manufacturing. Hospitals, state governments, schools, manufacturers, IT companies, and other organizations have begun to search for employees with the right skills, rather than the right degree. Some companies even offer paid training programs for job candidates, which are similar to apprenticeships.

Here is a list of ten of the top new collar jobs. These are jobs that do not require a four-year degree, offer good salaries, and are in high demand.

One social media service that has become rather controversial is Ask.fm. It’s a question and answer site that’s really popular among the 11–14 crowd, and while its premise is harmless enough, anonymous interactions on the platform have proven worrisome for parents.