Sometimes we are called to "do" and other times we are called to "be." Do we have the discernment to know the difference?

Ministers retire but can one truly retire from a divine calling?

People worry about Friday the 13th. I think that it is quite silly to worry about.

I am now ministering in a town that suffered eleven deaths from the September 11 attacks. This year, the memorial is now more real for me.

I spent a week doing "on call" work for hospice. I had to "be there" for people who were dying. Should we not all be "on call" for one another each day?

My favorite news radio station is shutting down. How do I deal with this change in my life? We stagnation or acceptance?

A family that I know is dealing with a dying mother and a sister who has distanced from her.

I recalled how immigrants helped the church that I pastored 40 years ago and he helped me remember how the church blessed he and his family

I'm packing and moving. What do I pack and what do I leave behind? This involves physical items as well as memories and emotions.

I attended a family reunion and was awed by the young relatives who can enjoy simply things.