Tag: Character & Virtue

The new year is always a great time to assess current habits and implement new ones. As we reflect on the previous year, we can evaluate what worked...

The Thanksgiving holiday, which commemorates one part of the Pilgrim story, remains the favorite holiday for many Americans—and for good reasons beyond enjoying a feast. With our country...

Grab the BEST Black Friday deals ever! On screens and in print, the past month’s advertisements have pulsed nonstop. Many merchandisers have now stretched the event. What was...

One of my seminary professors once referred to gratitude as “an overlooked apologetic.” With this he posed a vital question: “What if the world was inundated with Christians...

John was having a particularly difficult time finding what he wanted at Fleet Farm, the giant Midwest home and farm goods retailer, until he met Kathy. She was...

In the many vocational interviews I have done over the years, I have heard numerous stories about difficult bosses and strained relationships at work. Even in the organizations...

The real Columbus, whom few today know much about, is an exemplary figure worthy of celebrating for many reasons. He was born in 1451 in the port city...
In its simplest definition, a worldview is a story about the world, a story that carries within it a set of basic beliefs about the most fundamental issues...

Throughout the scriptures, men and women of God encounter wealth of different types. Wealth comes in many forms, whether in reputation, authority, intellect, physical attraction, physical strength, military...

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