Tag: Character & Virtue

Coach Joe Kennedy never set out to make headlines. He wasn’t trying to launch a national conversation or become the face of a major legal battle over religious...

I began to read the beloved American classic Moby Dick: Or The Whale by Herman Melville for the first time in the summer of 2021. Melville’s prose soon...

Calling can certainly be a loaded word. Perhaps others have used the term calling well, to explain what compels them. Or, it’s been used poorly, selfishly, as an...

After a tumultuous period in Israel’s history, when they were freed from Egypt and wandered in the desert, they settled into the promised land under the theocratic rule...

At my job, I assist people with disabilities in achieving independence. Together, we develop ways for them to complete daily routines, manage money, explore careers, and make friends....

Navigating life without wisdom is like walking through a minefield. Discover 8 biblical steps to grow in godly wisdom and flourish in your calling....

“Sorry, but I don’t have a place for you in this leadership team.” I ended the call as professionally as I could, but waves of emotion swept through...

To the extent that most people think about St. Patrick’s Day and its imagery, it’s about leprechauns, the color green, maybe a party or two, and perhaps a...

On March 17, Irish culture enthusiasts around the world will dress in Kelly green and drink over seventeen million pints of Guinness. The parties and parades commemorate the...

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