Embrace God's truth with our new book, The Lies that Bind
Embrace God's truth with our new book, The Lies that Bind
As children, my sister and I always noticed our mom getting a contented, faraway look as she gazed…
That is the temporal title of one of my favorite books on baseball, by Thomas Boswell the distinguished…
For two decades, I worked as what I call an accountant of America’s opioid crisis. From 1997 to…
Bill & Lois Wilson, Copyright Stepping Stones Foundation. Property of the archive of Stepping Stones–Historic Home of Bill…
The sounds of silence are more appealing to some than others. Silence can be a safety zone, a…
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Not only has technology extended our workday into the late hours of the night and over weekends and…
Holding the door open for the person behind you. Bringing a plate of cookies to a neighbor “just…
Kenneth Doka, an author, professor and bereavement expert, coined the term “disenfranchised grief” in 1989 to describe grief…
Whatever happened to humility? It seems as if it were something of the past. We often praise individuals…
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Why couldn’t Dana Smith stay sober? It was 1998. Dana was a 34-year-old methamphetamine and prescription pain medication…
