(Learn to Discern, Principle #15) Have you ever been in the midst of an agonizing decision, and had someone offer this annoying piece of advice:
(Learn to Discern, Principle #14) One of the most frequent issues that arises almost every time I talk about discernment is the role of personal
(Learn to Discern, Principle #13-A) Have you ever found yourself asking God to speak to you, while hoping He’ll only say one particular thing? “God
(Learn to Discern, Principle #12) “God has a plan for your life!” How many times have you heard this proclaimed? At church, on retreat, by
In our world of constant political tweets and nagging notifications, peace can feel elusive. The low-grade static of social comparison and personal dissatisfaction hums irritatingly
Socrates is famous for saying that “the unexamined life is not worth living.” But how many of us take time to really examine our lives?
As a child, I was given a series of videos that followed the life of a boy as he struggles to grow up and embrace
(Learn to Discern, Principle #11) An American friend of mine once found herself engaged in a conversation about family pastimes in Italian. “My mother gardens,”
Do you ever have moments where you realize you’ve been thinking backwards? And all that backward thought is, well, holding you back? The other day
Have you ever felt dissatisfied with a space in your home, but aren’t quite sure why? You’d like to re-do it, but don’t know where
