Instigating Better
Instigating Better
We live in a world of constant distraction. Our eyes are fixed on screens, our minds divided between tasks, and our conversations happen while we’re thinking about the next thing on our to-do list. But knowing someone—truly knowing them—begins with a radical act: paying attention.
Aging isn’t optional—it’s inevitable. The whole debate about being “anti-aging” or “pro-aging” completely misses what matters most. We all age. But how do we do so gracefully and beautifully?
Pull up a chair, and let’s chat about Monday, shall we? Let’s imagine we’re strolling down those ancient, sun-baked streets …
Palm Sunday: A Reflection on Christ’s Kingship and the Start of Holy Week Palm Sunday, celebrated on the Sunday before …
For many of us, we live in the age of, “the older I get, the better I was.” For others, it might be, “the older I get the more regret I live with.”
There’s something powerful about a heart that’s been broken open. Not crushed by life’s circumstances, but opened—made tender and receptive to both pain and joy.
