Finding your highest, best in life
Most of life can be described as a struggle to understand God's great love for us and to understand his purpose for us. He designed us to bask in hi...
Most of life can be described as a struggle to understand God's great love for us and to understand his purpose for us. He designed us to bask in hi...
Our son Seth, Jr. graduated from college and immediately joined a World Race team traveling around the world for a year. There were lots of reasons wh...
Two new books sound the alarm bells for those of us who believe in the greatness of our young people. The first is provocatively titled The Dumbest ...
Karen and I have a great relationship, but every now and then, without even knowing why, we'll get a little tired of one another and begin to harbor n...
We all have an inner voice whispering about a higher work, a giving of self to something beyond our own small world, to something significant. Steph...
Karen and I just returned from Antigua, Guatemala, site of our first debrief with the World Race team we're coaching this year. One of the themes ...
In my last blog, I asked the question, "Are we raising a nation of wimps?" But more importantly, if you've bought into the cultural paradigm of pare...
Karen and I just returned home from a month of traveling. We're coaching a squad of 32 World Racers for the next year (if you're an empty nest couple ...
An uncommitted generation is coming of age and there are things they don't like about the reflection in the mirror. Because so many young people hav...
I just read the following article in US News. With the economy continuing to spiral down (don't kid yourselves, folks, it's going to get worse), it...