By Darin Gaub “Enter by the narrow gate. For the gate is wide and the way is easy that leads to destruction, and those who enter by it are many. Continue Reading
Religion
Late and Still Here
I’m starting this week’s article thirty minutes after it was scheduled to go live. The week got away from me. Life has been doing that thing again, Continue Reading
It Is Finished: What Jesus Meant in John 19:30
By Darin Gaub In John 19:30, Jesus cried out, “It Is Finished!” Many of us have heard these words, but what do these words really mean? What was Continue Reading
Sacred Bullets
sacred bullets flying through the airsacred bullets flying everywhere wars will come and wars will go,and only time will tell the woes kingdom Continue Reading
Pole Flip Perspective
Abstract: Pole Flip PerspectiveIt’s common for human perception to progress ‘forward’ through time, guided by memory, prediction, and learned Continue Reading
Understanding Faith-Integrated Approaches to Psychology in Higher Education
Image Source Ever sit in a psychology class and feel like something important is being left unsaid? Not missing facts or studies, but the part Continue Reading
What You Intuitively Know
“SHHHHHH, listen, it’s ME…. not you.” There is a voice inside our inner being that is recognizable as the one that only speaks our authentic Truth. Continue Reading
Holding the Christ Child in a Season of Grief
Karin, Asher, and I attended the Christmas Vigil Mass at St. Rita’s yesterday evening. Asher went with some reluctance. We had to threaten him with Continue Reading
I Died of Exposure and Still Refused Fear
In 2015, I felt the winds of change blow into my life in a big way. I had been traveling the Southeast for the last four or five years doing a weird Continue Reading
A Soft, White Glowing Christmas
I promise to be brief here, but it’s on my heart after church service last night. You see, I still like what church offers me, or least the Continue Reading
A Child’s Prayer Saved Our Tiny Puppy
Goliath was a tiny miniature cockapoo who weighed less than 2 lbs when we got him. He was born on Christmas Eve and joined our family in Terra Continue Reading
Candles in the Trenches: Celebrating Hanukkah on the Front Lines, 1944
by Cristóbal S. Berry-Cabán As the world plunged into the devastating final year of the Second World War, Jewish American soldiers on opposite Continue Reading