Tag: Character & Virtue

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...

Our society believes freedom is found in absolute free expression, but God has designed us as finite creatures. These limits are helpful boundaries that pave the way to...

For the Christian, every question of human ethics begins in one way or another with the character of God before flowing inevitably to the beliefs and behaviors of...

For the past several decades, I have met many in the marketplace who are suffering from an identity crisis yielding genuine frustration. When work and career have not...

Traditionally, Valentine’s Day is marketed as a day to celebrate romantic love, but it’s also an excellent opportunity to consider love for our coworkers, families, and communities. We...

Why does stepping into a new calendar year feel so challenging? Overwhelming even? Make no mistake in your musings to answer. There are no bones about what your...

The most significant element of any organization is always its mission. Without a clear mission, no one can hope to achieve their goals....
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