Jesus modeled a remarkably resilient life. How developing resilience can help you to face adversity.

Jesus called people to open their eyes and look up and see what was right before them. Spiritual blindness was the sin that drew his greatest condemnation. The recent dramedy "Don't Look Up" reveals the dire consequences that follow when we don't.

By heeding their stories we may just be able to end the pandemic for good!

Is the pandemic an act of God? is it part of God's will? If not, is God simply allowing the pandemic to happen to teach us some valuable lessons? Is it all just a mystery that we need to accept? And how does this view of God square with the image of the loving, healing and compassionate God that Jesus reveals in the New Testament?

We wrap up our story of Ebenezer Scrooge with a few important lessons that we can take into 2022. May the New Year bring you hope, peace, love, joy and good health!

How Ebeneezer Scrooge can help you to plan for a happy, healthier Christmas and a New You!

Let Dickens's Ebeneezer Scrooge suggest a cure!

John the Baptist is the one who kicks off the Advent and Christmas seasons. He reminds us that we each must come to Christ on our own and that no one gets a special pass because of the faithfulness of their parents and grandparents. Plus everyone of us has a responsibility to give generously to those in need and to mentor those who are coming up behind us.

The Season of Advent, the four weeks during which we prepare for the coming of the Christ Child, reminds us that time is precious and it is vital that we seize life fully NOW. "Tomorrow" is a dangerous word, not only with regard to the state of our planet, but it can also cause us to ignore important relationships or defer major decisions in our own individual lives. 

Spiritual reflection can be a great resource when dealing with the daily problems and challenges of life. Why not give it a try?