I know that as I stand before the One who knows all, I cannot hide. I cannot lie. I cannot explain away. I am guilty.

A couple of weeks ago I wrote about divine opportunities. I told you that I would be sharing with you about new developments. I am excited, humbled and careful in sharing this news with you.

Divine opportunities are both terrifying and beautiful. How we respond will quite literally change our life, our family and our history.

Do we always have to face the consequences of our actions? Do others owe us when they mess up? What if there is another way?

Time waits for no one and can be a hard task master. In pursuing these three attributes, time can become a friend.

When the world offers romance, there is an alternative. True love.

The place between the beginning and end of a thing is hard. This one act of courage makes all the difference.

I understand that giving away hard earned money can be difficult. So we start asking “How much?” and “Who gets it?”

In this post-modern world of ours, we rush. We fret. We make incessant noise. Here are two ways to change this.

Manipulation is the tactic of the enemy of our soul. It pushes instead of guides, it is self-serving rather than loving and it sets one person up to lord it over the other. How should we respond?

You have good intentions to have a daily devotion. Then life gets in the way. Here are 3 simple ways to stay on track.

There is a paradox in God's kingdom. It will change you and others in unexpected ways.

The beginning of this sacred mass, this Advent, saw me celebrate with two African village pastors. I have walked life’s road with one of these for over twenty years. We both grew up in Apartheid South Africa.

Is the work of the upcoming holidays daunting. Do the catalogues and tinsel and fake snow bring a longing to your heart for something better. Choose another way this year.

What lessons are there for us to learn from a baby owl?

Too many things coming our way can lead to despondency. This is how I handled one such case.