Through A Mirror, Brightly

I have yet to see the movie “Capote,” but all the hype surrounding it made me curious to see what he had as a writer. I picked up his short...

Reading the first paragraph of today’s lesson, 333, Forgiveness ends the dream of conflict here , I was struck again by Jesus’ simple, clear...

Yesterday morning, while reading the day’s lesson, Lesson 329, I have already chosen what you will , I found the prayer to be particularly p...

You know, it all just comes down to a bad habit. We have the habit of looking out into the world and finding ourselves a victim of what we s...

It is possible for me now to walk through the world knowing that I am in the world, but not of the world. This awareness can also be expres...

You may find yourself increasingly dissatisfied with you life, and while looking for satisfaction, you may find comfort in the idea that you...

For the past several weeks, I keep coming back to this five-step formulation of the utter simplicity of salvation. I often sit back and run ...

I was inspired to write this blog by reading a column in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, entitled Security is an Elusive Mental Blanket by P...

Dear Glenn, I will start with the last sentence in your e-mail: I really would like to believe that I’ve not wasted my life chasing illusion...