Weekly Newsletter

Weekly Newsletter

March 31, 2017

finding wisdom in a foolish world

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Politicians are used to mockery. In many ways, they probably deserve it. But the current dust-up concerning the Vice President reveals a great cultural ignorance which needs to be highlighted. In a profile on the wife of the Vice President, it was revealed that many years ago, the now Vice President, refused to eat a meal alone with any woman who was not his wife. While the reporters were not able to verify if thatContinue Reading...

Spouses irritate one another. It’s an inescapable aspect of life. Chances are, you irritate yourself at times so certainly you are going to irritate someone living with you. While everyone should expect a certain amount of irritation in any relationship, we should watch our “irritation level” closely. Beyond a base level of frustration, how much our spouse irritates us reveals something much more important. In many cases, irritation reveals our hearts. When we are connected withContinue Reading...

Most people think “love.” When asked what the starting point is for a healthy marriage, they assume the answer is love. And love is clearly important. Yet I don’t think it’s the starting point. While it’s vital, I believe a healthy marriage begins with truth. Without truth, love has no meaning. It feels real, but it isn’t. Truth is a prerequisite to true love. Until a man and woman recognize, admit, and live in truthContinue Reading...