A Better World

Politics, hyperbole, and faith collide in our everyday conversations—but what if accuracy could change everything? In this episode, we explore how overstating our points may create more division than clarity, and why Jesus’ words in Matthew 5:37 challenge us to speak truth plainly. Discover how choosing accuracy over exaggeration might just lead to better conversations, stronger relationships, and a less divided world.

Sometimes, the best thing you can say is nothing at all. In this episode of A Better World, we’ll explore the power of presence and what we can learn from an ancient story about comforting others in their deepest moments of grief.

What do you do when your questions remain unanswered? In this episode of A Better World, we explore the weight of doubt, the value of faith, and how to navigate the tension between curiosity and trust.

SNEAK PEAK! I'm recording some new ABW's and here is one that is fresh off the presses....you'll hear this here first. Enjoy.

Here's a WAYBACK. I believe that this is the first A Better World episode, complete with the lady saying what it's about (we got rid of that later to make it shorter -- good advice). Everyone wants the "good life", but what is that? Let's discuss here.

We are the sum of our decisions and reactions. We often blame the world and the lot we are given, but how much power does that have over us? Today, we'll look the strategy that improves your life...and it might not be what you thought.

Ever seem someone public do something stupid? Haven't we all and haven't we all thought "they should have known better"? It's a trap of chasing tomorrow, and today, we'll take a look at it.

Have you ever gotten to a place, realized how bad things were, and felt like it just appeared over night? Maybe it was weight gain, or a bad attitude or a poor ethic and then all of a sudden, you can't fit in your clothes or your friends don't call or you are getting poor performance reviews. You might even say "How did this happen?"

We all receive unfair criticism and the more people you know, the more chance there is of that happening. How do you handle it without losing your mind? Jim talks about that in this A Better World.

We all have God's grace for us to start over.  We've all made mistakes that we regret, but we don't have to stay stuck in the regrets of the past.