The Solidarity Project took place on the University of Oregon’s campus from April 18th – 22nd, 2016. From the beginning of the...
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My wife was often asked what she did while mothering our two children. “I am a mother,” was her natural response. “Yes,”...
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We are a society that admires independence. The methodology of our educational system is established on this premise Parenting is conducted in...
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Dear Abraham, Kill your only son. God. Let’s face it—that’s a tough Bible story to swallow. At face value, it assaults the...
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After explaining that Christ is “the Word” and “the Light” to every person in the world (John 1:1-9), John makes an enormous,...
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Nearly 35% of adults in America and 50% of those 60 years of age or older are estimated to have metabolic syndrome,...
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“Do you cut yourself?” I ask. “No,” she whispers. “I burn myself.” She pulls up her sleeves to show me dark red...
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One of my favorite flowers possesses delicate blue petals that drop off before evening, only to open a new bouquet every morning....
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A Hard Time to Be A Catholic If there was ever a bad time to be a Catholic in America, it was...
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My recent trip to Malawi was very fruitful. The Voice of Prophecy Bible School Director, Pastor Moffat Botolo, went out of his...
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