If you do a quick Google search on the word theodicy, you will find a fairly precise definition: “The vindication of divine goodness and providence in view of the existence of evil.” Or, why would an all-knowing and all-powerful, loving God permit the manifestation of...
Recently, I was reading Genesis, where Eve encounters the serpent in the garden of Eden. We all know how the story goes: the lie was believed the fruit was eaten, and here we are, living daily in a fallen world, encountering the consciences of sin. The introduction of...
A very dear mentor of mine once said, “We are all storytellers; the story’s first teller is our self, and the first listener is our self.” Stories are part of our DNA. Our ancient ancestors would sit around a fire and tell stories. It’s how they communicated hundreds...
It’s concerning to hear that up to 44% of healthcare workers are experiencing burnout symptoms. It’s even more concerning to learn that most of them don’t try to reduce it or seek help. It’s not just healthcare workers who suffer from burnout...
Boundaries – they are the unsung heroes that shape our relationships, the invisible threads that weave the intricate fabric of our vital connections. They are fundamental, not only in defining our personal space, but also in protecting the health and vitality of our...
What is the goal of parenting? According to the American Psychological Association “parenting practices around the world share three major goals: ensuring children’s health and safety, preparing children for life as productive adults, and transmitting cultural...
