Another moment passed, but what did that moment hold? Our lives are filled with these moments, and who can truly know what each one offers us? Within each moment lies an opportunity to do something different from what we've done before. It was in one such moment that

People often treat beliefs like facts. So, when someone disagrees, it can feel like they’re saying “you’re wrong” instead of “we see things differently. “This usually happens because: • Identity attachment – the belief feels like part of who they are. • Need for certainty – different views can feel uncomfortable. • Upbringing

The deconstruction of my ego has been a painful and humiliating process, among other things. When I realized that my religion was essentially a construct of my ego, it was a hurtful revelation. The word "certainty" sums it up. I have always wanted to be certain about my

There are seasons in life when our struggles feel like barriers—heavy, immovable, final. But what if they are not endings at all? What if they are thresholds, openings that invite us into the next chapter of who we are becoming? We often think that clarity is the prize—certainty,

Honoring Our Parents “Families are forever, our children.” After my dad passed away in 2001, life changed in ways I never could have imagined. My mom bought the house next door to the old home place and moved in, and my family and I moved into the original house. It

Living at the Intersection of Heaven and Earth There is a dimension of human consciousness that many never pause to consider. I don’t present this as a universal framework, nor do I insist that everyone must see it as I do. This is simply my lived understanding—one that

A Picture of Consciousness The cross is more than a symbol of sacrifice and redemption—it is also a picture of consciousness itself. Its shape reveals a mystery: the horizontal and the vertical, the natural and the spiritual, the temporal and the eternal. The horizontal beam represents our natural consciousness,

Have you ever noticed how much of Christianity today seems centered around right and wrong? We’re often caught up in measuring ourselves—and others—by standards of success, morality, or outward blessing. If someone appears prosperous, we assume they’re doing things right. If life seems to be falling

Living Beyond Fear and Control Most people don’t really understand the grace of God in Scripture. To many, it’s just another word — a passive idea, a theological concept, or a polite phrase before a meal. But true grace — the kind Scripture reveals — is hyper-grace: an active, living force