Category: Feeding Faith

Don’t let your happiness depend on something you may lose Continue Reading →

Giving freely is something that should be natural to us. The logic is this simple. Continue Reading →

If we define a good deed as an action that assists another individual, superficially, one would think it’s completely possible to accomplish this without a selfish intention. Continue Reading →

Many times we will declare how we wish we could replay the past, do something better, re-do a moment in time so that things would be much improved now. In western society, one institution revealed by media to be on the path to destruction is the all-important marriage commitment. Continue Reading →

When the ‘storm’ hits and we’re in the middle of a horrible, horrendous, horrific situation, there are two founding responses. Continue Reading →

We often find it comforting to judge someone. Continue Reading →

Setting a plan in life is a wise move – it allows for focus and diligence. Continue Reading →

This very question by its nature is a paradox – why? Because honesty cannot be measured. Either we choose to be honest. Or we don’t. Either we speak truth. Or we don’t. Continue Reading →

Sometimes it appears like we’re at the end of the road with humanity. Continue Reading →

There are three generic temptations in this world that are difficult to resist; they are subtle to the point that we would think they do us no harm. Continue Reading →