When Saul of Tarsus, that’s the apostle Paul’s Jewish name was confronted by Christ on the road to Damascus in Acts 9, his whole world was set right.  He had been relying on religion, trusting a tradi...  Read More

Research shows that those individuals who pursue happiness are the most unhappy.  Yet, those who live their lives to serve others indicate a deeper satisfaction in life.  Isn’t that an interesting fac...  Read More

One of the foundational secular humanistic  messages we are tempted to buy, is finding our purpose, our joy, our meaning to life in our achievements.  If we were to be honest, most of us battle with t...  Read More

There are two types of people in this world.  Friendly and welcoming…there really is a third, unfriendly, but we won’t talk about that group today.  You see friendly people are those folks who are fri...  Read More

It’s nearly impossible to estimate the value of a true friend.  The relationships we have with some people in our lives are so significant, in fact, that we think of them as family.  However, those fr...  Read More

Life’s not fair, so what are you going to do about?  These are the words I heard as a High School Junior in a math class after we had received our grades from the weekly test.  You see, in this partic...  Read More