Weekly Newsletter

Weekly Newsletter

October 07, 2016

finding wisdom in a foolish world

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“These announcers are so biased.” “Why can’t they say anything good about our team?” “They can’t even hide how much they are cheering for the other team.” During the season, social media is filled with statements like this. While I’m watching my favorite team, my friends take to Facebook or Twitter to voice their displeasure of the announcers. They are tired of hearing the bias from the announcers against our team. But why does thisContinue Reading...

There are some things love knows. Both the feeling and choice of love causes us to understand the object of our love. We seek to know what we love. At the deepest levels possible, we seek to know and be known by the one we love. The power of knowledge is that it creates understanding which creates connection. True intimacy can’t happen without knowing one another. The process of understanding begins on the first dateContinue Reading...

Most children are exposed to sex far too early and death far too late. In our sex-saturated culture, it’s nearly impossible to shield our children from sensual images. It’s a task which many parents should take more seriously. The longer our children can go without seeing sexual images, the better they will be. While parents should start talking to their children at an early age about sexuality (and eventually sex) we should work hard toContinue Reading...