Tag: Flourishing & Shalom

As families gather for barbecues all across the country in honor of Memorial Day, I’m humbly reminded of the important connection between freedom and flourishing. To honor the...

Tell me how I can encourage my people to flourish in Zimbabwe under a devastating economy, where jobs are being lost daily and the nation is virtually grinding...

Call me crazy, but I’m not a big fan of super high-definition TVs, especially for films. They lose their fantasy-like quality. But generally, providing more definition to things...

Hinga Mbogo came to America from Kenya for an education; he wound up living the American dream. After completing his education in Miami, Mbogo traveled to Dallas for...

Something deep inside each of us longs to count. We want to matter to the world. We long to make a difference. We get bored, tired, even depressed...

I grew up in southern Florida in the era BAC (before air conditioning). So, almost every summer we spent several weeks in the western North Carolina mountains. One...

People want to flourish. Aristotle surmised that the most basic longing people have is for eudaimonia, usually translated as happiness but perhaps better understood as contentedness of mind...

On a beautiful Saturday in June, my three siblings and I held a party for my parents to celebrate their 67th wedding anniversary and my dad’s 90th birthday....

The Bible gives us many rich resources to help us understand how to reweave shalom. One is found in the book of Daniel as four young Hebrew exiles,...

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