When people commit suicide, they inevitably leave the wreckage of unanswered questions as their friends try to understand WHY? Often, friends and ...
The path forward seemed so hard. My dream was to start Adventures.org, but it seemed impossible. Karen was pregnant with our fifth child (Talia, o...
I love books and spend much of my life reading, but the way I read books has been undergoing a radical tranformation recently. When Kindle came al...
The picture above is of an old church in Sorrento, Italy. Its priest, my friend Rito Maresca, has a dream of a coffee shop that offers the best co...
The photo above is a shot of the citizens of Syria looking for food or a chance to leave their country as it is being destroyed in 2014. This week...
Almost all of us have experienced trauma of one kind or another. And many of us may never get around to trying to find healing. If we do, thank God ...
Let's be honest - 2024 was a crazy year. I don't want to repeat it, so I don't want to miss anything it has to teach me. The problem is that so mu...
In 1986, I met a man who died, met Jesus and got a chance to review his life - all during the half hour he was technically dead. His name was Dr. ...
After Asha’s death and Hunter’s funeral last night, I was thinking about why losing someone you love can be so painful over the long haul. ...
Asha died last week. She was my sidekick for 15 years. She was great with the grandbabies. She probably thought she was one. Daily, when I went to...
