I was chatting with a good friend last week and she said that she and her husband were struggling with how to best teach their children about their Christian faith. Their dilemma is that they want to teach them, but they also want them to be free to learn on their own. … [Read more...]
Can America be a Nation of Faith and Science?
Faith vs. science. The two have been at odds for many years. But, for a long time, faith and science were able to co-exist in relative peace. After all, if we're truly faithful to one, the other is surely not a threat. … [Read more...]
Hey Buddy, You Have a Speck in Your Eye!
Have you ever had someone cast a disparaging look your way? You know the type of look I mean - that condescending, snide look of judgment that makes you cringe. If you've never experienced that kind of contemptible attitude, you're lucky. … [Read more...]
The Sower and the Seeds
I love a story that has a lesson to be learned — a gem of wisdom that makes you go "ahh-ha!" I've recently re-discovered The Parables and boy, do they have valuable messages! If you're not familiar with the Parables, fear not, but please do read on. … [Read more...]
Be The Good Samaritan
Love thy neighbor as you love yourself. What exactly does that mean? What does it mean to be a good samaritan? These days, more of us are placing limits on our love and compassion -- too many people say they "love," but they place conditions and restrictions on that love. Why? … [Read more...]
Millennials Reject Religion and Embrace Astrology
It appears that in addition to not needing face-to-face human interaction, "Millennials" don't need religious faith either. Apparently, the youth of America are more comfortable with Astrology and the Occult and are embracing those practices in record numbers. … [Read more...]