Take a second and think about the boxes that you keep where you have placed your anger. Do you have many boxes? Are they categorized and alphabetized? Are they color-coated and sorted? Either way, there is a lot of work and effort in emotional storage, especially the angry and wrathful kind.

How do you treat the folks around you who think differently than you and maybe even disagree with your good ideas and suggestions? Here's a good one: how do you treat folks on, let's say FaceBook in this charged and ramping up political climate who post things that do not line up with your foundation? Yikes! Yes, let's go there.

Disagreeing can be a means to growth when performed civilly and respectfully. That is the very root of protest –to engage the other with whom we disagree in an attempt to come to a desirable outcome for all. Sounds easy right? Hardly.

Season 2 Episode 79 So, what is it that we can make of traditions anyway? They are abundant in all cultures and we even see them in our own families. Sometimes it is just a way for folks to spend time together but in other ways they define who we are.

Season 2 Episode 78: The Break Shot

Initiate the break shot. The opening move in most pool games where the cue ball is fired into the group sending the balls rolling and bouncing off of each other, ricocheting off the rails, and sometimes disappearing off the table down the pockets and out of play.

Season 2 Episode 77: We find that the people behind the masks are perhaps more profound than the people unmasked, because if you look at it in the right way you will realize that God reveals the most in all of us by showing us the least.

Season 2 Episode 76 "There has never been anyone like you up to now, and after you there will come no one to equal you."

Season 2 Episode 75: Jesus is telling us how to survive a wretched world and reach the kingdom of heaven…this applies to everyone…as Jesus says "anyone with ears ought to hear…" Too bad he didn't say that "everyone with ears will hear."

Season 2 Episode 74: "The true measure of a man is how he treats God when no one is watching."