As a younger man I was introduced to a dichotomy that runs through every aspect of society and travels the very contours of the human heart. It has to do with the search for truth and how we claim what counts as knowledge in those spaces. At the bottom of the matter, the dichotomy reveals something...

Everybody has one. Everybody has an order of thought that pushes you in your direction in life. The problem comes when our worldview isn't discerned . And the bigger problem is that most of us don't have a disccerned worldview. A lot of our decisions are not intentional but just a reaction. A...

What is a "living pace for life?" A pace where we can take each moment in with our whole selves. A pace where we are not constantly hitting a wall of burnout and depleation. A pace where we are filled up and ready to offer ourselves to others and our world. Can you imagine? There are two many parts...

Sir Winston Churchill was well known as a family man, a soldier, a politician, a war leader, and a senior statesman…but he was ...

We hear the word “creative” often in our world and assume it only for certain people. False. But I am getting ahead of myself h...

The paint tubes lay scattered across the table — crimson, ultramarine, aureolin. I squeezed dollops onto the palette, taking a ...

It was a sunny, pleasant Saturday on the second of November. I found myself in a graveyard, leaning my wet cheek against the jacketed shoulder of Nathan, my fiancé of two months. Tears were spilling out of my eyes, and my heart ached, though I had never met the woman whose grave we were looking at....

Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas (“Magnificent Humanity”), reflects on the dignity of the human person in t...

Julie is a Christian coming-of-age novel about teenager Julie Wallace who is abruptly moved to a small town with her family to ...