Never has it been more important to keep your eyes open. In a world overwhelmed by endless inputs and biased information, it’s easy to fall into tunnel vision, focusing only on what entertains or briefly interests us. This is exactly what those with harmful intentions—be they literal terrorists or those…
Category: Family Life
With family, you are not alone and love is never far away.
I’ve just finished Saint Theophan the Recluse’s, The Path to Salvation. The final chapter includes his translation of Saint John Chrysostom on raising children, and it completely unsettled my comfortable modern mindset. As Chrysostom lays out how to bring up children in the faith, the sheer weight of eternity and the…
At a breakfast gathering recently, a group of local veterans and supporters gathered to plan an app that would connect veterans and communities. It was an exciting venture. I was happily surprised to see Ron—an old friend and a Vietnam veteran. I’d first met Ron years ago when he joined…
She’s up before for all nine kids, and as they wipe the sleep from their eyes, grumbling about the cruel reality of having to rise from bed, breakfast is already on the table, and she’s off to another chore. Nearly 20 years of homeschooling these young ones. Never with everything…
I’m sitting here in my basement office, thanks to Starlink, Elon Musk’s satellite internet network. I could be in New York, Wyoming, Seattle, or just about anywhere else. With the new portable Starlink, I could literally be writing this from a rest stop in the middle of Texas or New…
Dr. Casey Means has been on a crusade to change how America eats. She walked away from a promising career as a surgeon to tackle what she saw as a crisis in American health—a crisis in how the medical industry treats disease. Instead of a holistic approach focused on helping…