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The Stewardship of Hope
A professor of mine told me that there are two types of people when it comes to facing the darkness of life, or midnight of life—the owls and the roosters. The owl type persons would say, the night is dark, Read more…
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The Stewardship of the Kingdom
Today is Christ The King Sunday, which marks the end of the Christian liturgical year. Next Sunday is the first Sunday of Advent, the beginning of another new liturgical year. So, this Sunday is the climax of the Christian liturgical Read more…
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The Stewardship of Mindfulness
A man told me that he is suffering from A.A.A.D.D.—Age Activated Attention Deficit Disorder. Here is how he says it manifests: Yesterday, I decided to wash my car. As I start toward the garage, I notice that there is mail Read more…
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The Stewardship of Sanity
A while back, I noticed that my mom had been donating to a charity for the veterans. She is very grateful for the service men and women that protect this country and defends our “rights to life, liberty, and the Read more…
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To Tithe or Not to Tithe, that is the Question
Tithing is a controversial subject. I am part of the generation that struggles with the concept of tithing because, as we all know, most people in our generation and younger are over extended in both time and money. So, to Read more…
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Faith: The Secret Chord
A late friend of mine, Dr. Robert Washington, was blind, but he could hear better than anyone I know. I didn’t see him so often since I moved here, but each time I saw him and greeted him, “Hi, Bob,” Read more…
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Lead Where You Are
There was a pastor who died and went to heaven. The angels welcomed him and directed him to his home in heaven. It was a tiny little hut. He was totally surprised seeing so many mansions around him and yet Read more…
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Measure Your Success God’s Way
There is a Burmese Buddhist saying, “Only someone with a stiff colon can keep the commandments.” It means, for a person to keep the commandments, he must be wealthy or at least have enough to live by. A stiff colon, Read more…
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The Secret of Growing Young
Recently, I am fighting a painful frozen shoulder. As my shoulder becomes stiff and limited in the range of motion, I remember the great Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu’s word, “Human beings are born soft and supple; dead they are stiff Read more…
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6 Greatest Gifts of EASTER Up for Grabs
Do you know that there are 6 greatest gifts of Easter that you can claim as your own? I’m not talking about the gifts that can be consumed, but the gifts that are very important for your life and that Read more…