Division

The Quiet Courage of Belief

Faith has never been particularly fashionable. Even in generations when church attendance was common and religion played a larger role…

3 months ago

Left Versus Right: Two Sides, One Body

Which is better. The right or the left? It is a question that sounds simple, almost playful, until you realize…

6 months ago

Evil’s Greatest Fear

The boy was no longer little, but in his mind he still was when he asked the question. He was…

8 months ago

When Not Responding Wins

There is a strange little lie we tell ourselves, usually right before we open our mouths or fire off a…

8 months ago

Adult Politics in a Toddler Era

I try, as much as possible, to keep politics off this blog. Not because I don’t care, but because this…

8 months ago

Half a Heart in Canada, the Other in Costa Rica

There’s something about leaving home that opens your eyes to what you truly value. You start to notice the little…

10 months ago

Building a Better Day, One Thought at a Time

It’s hard to deny that negativity has become the soundtrack of our times. Flip on the TV, and there it…

10 months ago

The Weight Of Fragile Liberty

Freedom is a curious thing. When it is strong, we hardly notice it. It sits quietly in the background, like…

11 months ago

The Stereotype Syndrome

We live in a world obsessed with labels. Not the simple, practical kind that help you sort laundry or organize…

12 months ago

A Cry To The World: Beyond Borders and Beliefs

We live in a world full of noise. Everyone pointing fingers, few willing to listen. Nations divided, communities broken, families…

1 year ago