In the short story "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas," the happiness of thousands is dependent on the torture of a single innocent child. Rev. Ken Beldon ties that story to this summer's documentary "The House I Live In," criticizing the human toll of America's drug war.

Life is much more dangerous in the zombie film "World War Z" than in our world, but in both worlds, we must face fear. In the wake of Trayvon Martin's death, we must choose a better response to fear so we may live up to the ideals of universalism, a love that invites all in.

Life is much more dangerous in the zombie film "World War Z" than in our world, but in both worlds, we must face fear. In the wake of Trayvon Martin's death, we must choose a better response to fear so we may live up to the ideals of universalism, a love that invites all in.

Who else to talk about internships, lessons, and gratitude than WellSprings intern minister-in-training Greg Pelley? His assignment this week was to dig deeper into this summer's movie comedy "The Internship," but it's what he's learned at WellSprings that will touch the heart.

Who else to talk about internships, lessons, and gratitude than WellSprings intern minister-in-training Greg Pelley? His assignment this week was to dig deeper into this summer's movie comedy "The Internship," but it's what he's learned at WellSprings that will touch the heart.

Who else to talk about internships, lessons, and gratitude than WellSprings intern minister-in-training Greg Pelley? His assignment this week was to dig deeper into this summer's movie comedy "The Internship," but it's what he's learned at WellSprings that will touch the heart.

"You have to work your hardest and if you do, you have a shot at a silver lining." Do you think life is a competition to get that silver lining? Rev. Ken Beldon says competition can be fulfilling, but only if we don't think about winning as the only thing.

"You have to work your hardest and if you do, you have a shot at a silver lining." Do you think life is a competition to get that silver lining? Rev. Ken Beldon says competition can be fulfilling, but only if we don't think about winning as the only thing.

Ever notice how many superheroes wear masks? Superman doesn't. His identity is emblazoned right over his heart (until he's Clark Kent again, of course). How can we open our hearts and learn to peel back our own masks?

Ever notice how many superheroes wear masks? Superman doesn't. His identity is emblazoned right over his heart (until he's Clark Kent again, of course). How can we open our hearts and learn to peel back our own masks?