Struggling with Doubt? Walk it Out
Why walking is one of the most useful (and underused) tools for mindfulness, finding direction, and health.
Why walking is one of the most useful (and underused) tools for mindfulness, finding direction, and health.
In a recent group trip of Christian Pastors to Israel that Brad led, a black pastor refused to visit the Holocaust museum. In the end, Brad became more introspective than hurt. Find out why.
I don’t often watch Downton Abbey (truth be told, I only watched ten minutes of it one time), but the … Continue Reading
I don’t think I’ve ever written about money before — certainly not for The Wisdom Daily — and not so … Continue Reading
We sat facing each other, two women who were reasonably friendly but by no means intimate. We were enrolled in … Continue Reading
Go to any wedding, and in many ways, you will hear the same phrases: “They are so good together.” “They’re … Continue Reading
Bombarded with news stories of gun violence, and racist and Islamophobic rhetoric from politicians, I’ve begun to notice a numbness … Continue Reading
We all know these words: “To buckle your seatbelt, insert the metal buckle into the flap and pull. In the … Continue Reading
“What? Am I boring you?” I asked, as my friend’s eyes wandered around his living room where we sat on … Continue Reading
If you suddenly had an extra $100,000, what would you do with it? Would you pay off outstanding debts for … Continue Reading