Ask, Don’t Tell
When a friend is suffering, we want to help. That assistance comes in many forms but often starts its journey with...
Ask, Don’t Tell
Wisdom
I Can Choose
I Can Choose
Many decades ago, when I was a college student, one of my reading assignments was Viktor Frankl’s book, Man’s...
And a Child Shall Lead Us
And a Child Shall Lead Us
Editor's note: on July 18, 2024, Emerson's family posted on their public Facebook page that Emerson succumbed to...
Finding Belonging After Loss
Finding Belonging After Loss
By Margo Fowkes The moment Jimmy died, the thread tying me to my place in the world snapped. In an instant, I lost...
Pursuit of Happiness Amid Pain
Pursuit of Happiness Amid Pain
On most mornings, I start the day with a cup of coffee and a one-page inspiration and daily challenge from the book...
Do Your Pastors Know?
Do Your Pastors Know?
We need to find ways to reassure, support and remind our pastors that they are valued, liked and have made a difference in our lives.
Do I thank my pastors often? Not often enough. I am working on it, and I hope you will too.
It would be so meaningful if after the worship service you would take the time to say, “That was a good message.” But don’t stop there, tell him or her why it was meaningful or good to you. For example, tell your pastor:
How to See Past Labels That Divide Us
How to See Past Labels That Divide Us
When you’re looking for something at the grocery store, labels are very useful. But when it comes to relationships...
Disagreement without Dislike
Disagreement without Dislike
Can two people who have very different views politically get along with each other? And perhaps even like each...
