As a culture, we are drifting further and further from truth-telling. Like in Aesop's fable, "The Boy Who Cried Wolf," our communities are losing trust.
Does it seem that life is moving faster and faster? Days and weeks and months pass in a flash. As I type these words, we are almost two-thirds of the way through this semester. Didn’t we just begin classes...
Being a good steward of our pain demands that we face it fully and honestly. Seeing our brokenness, naming it and accepting it is the only way toward wholeness.
Spring is almost here, and so is a lineup of exciting events you won’t want to miss in downtown Macon. From colorful celebrations to thrilling festivals, this season promises plenty of fun for everyone. Here’s what’s coming up:
Paint Macon...
On Dec. 29, James Earl Carter Jr. died, but the legacy of his life and work will endure for generations. He rose from the simplest beginnings, a peanut farmer in the hardscrabble clay of Plains, to serve as the...
The holiday season is full of magnificent sounds. But only in silence can we hear the whisper of our soul and welcome the holy love that binds us all together.
Life is hard. On this, all the great religions and philosophies agree. They may disagree about why life is hard, but none of them question that life is hard. Of course, it is not just theologians and philosophers who...
A reader asks: Do you have advice to help me study for finals and complete this week successfully?
A reader asks: How can I verify the sources I am using are factual and not opinion?
A reader asks: Should I wait until after the semester ends to go on vacation?
