Fear is a power play. Exploring Henri Nouwen's insights on fear is enlightening and inspirational.

Most of us are not present. We're either in the past regretting it, or in the future, fearing it. What if you could be where your feet are?

From funeral directors to philosophers, we all explore life's meaning. Death reveals the essence of it. Then to ask: But how do I see life?

Believing the lies we tell ourselves come at a tremendous price. But what if we could exchange the lie for the truth? It's totally possible.

Gratitude is a grounding emotion. It's the little things in life that remind us the reasons for gratitude are hidden everywhere.

We all plan our ways and expect to see these plans fulfilled as we look back on life. But expectation and reality are seldom the same.

When not viewed in the context of the miraculous, we fail to see the sacred in the mundane. Gratitude grounds us.

A theology of perfection breaks you apart. It scrutinises you, evaluates you, assess your motives and intentions. You're never good enough.

My mind wants to figure things out, recognise patterns, predict danger, and avoid pain. A brilliant machine designed to keep me in comfort.

Some believe it is better not to hope. Hope sets you up for disappointment. But what if you took the courage to hope?

God's love is ruthless. His grace is scandalous. It goes beyond anything we can understand. It's nonsensical, and everywhere.

"He opened the rock and water poured out; it flowed like a river through that desert- " Psalm 105