I caught up with Joel Klepac, author of Miserere Mei: A Journey of Self-Discovery Through the Art of Georges Rouault (Story Sanctum,...

"An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind." Gandhi "The best way to fight terrorism is not through guns. It's through pens, books,...

I had the pleasure of interviewing author David Woods about his incredible life and recent book, The Road Not Taken: The Fascinating Life...

What an incredible honor to interview author and Holocaust survivor Michael Fryd about his new book: My Mother's War: A Tribute to an...

Is it possible to care too much? I'm starting to think caring less might actually be a virtue. Growing up as a pastor's kid, where...

I asked author and editor Krin Van Tatenhove about his new book, What Gives You Hope? I hope you enjoy! What motivated you to write/edit...

A revival at Asbury University, my old Christian College, has gone viral on social media, so I thought I'd share my perspective as an...

I had the pleasure of working with author Suzanne Bea Slover Leahy on her debut book, Life on the Edge: Reflections on Death, Loss, and...

My grandpa wasn't a "kid person." Well, he didn't like me, anyway. Which I always found odd, because I thought loving your grandkids was the main responsibility on the grandparent job description. He got along with my sister because she was older and had an ability to relate with adults. As an empathetic, introverted boy I possessed no such ability. The contrast between my grandpa and I could not have been greater. My grandpa was a Pearl Harbor survivor with arm tattoos. I wa

What's the point of prayer in a world where humans are free to inflict pain and suffering on one another at will? Where violators and...