When I was growing up, I was taught the importance of forgiveness. I can sum up what I believed as: I was supposed Read More »
Greg Hawkins | November 30th, 2018 Greg Hawkins | November 30th, 2018 Every day we make hundreds of choices. Some of them (e.g. what to eat for lunch) are relatively mundane. Others (e.g. letting Read More »
Marc Mantasoot | November 16th, 2018 My mission statement is: “I create environments of truth, grace and blessing to facilitate deep connection and healing.” As a part of Read More »
Roy Wooten | November 2nd, 2018 Coming out of my recent 50th high school reunion, I kept thinking of who I was in those years: Always so carefully Read More »
John Casey | October 26th, 2018 “You won the lottery!” Those were my surgeon’s words during my surgical follow-up visit after my emergency appendectomy. What lottery? What are Read More »
Peter Aldrich | October 12th, 2018 “You were delivered to the wrong address.” You were intended to be delivered into a perfect world where you didn’t have to Read More »
Tony Bradburn | October 5th, 2018 Most of us were taught from a young age that it’s good to be responsible. At its core, being responsible means that Read More »
Joshua Hook | September 28th, 2018 Editor’s Note: Last week, Walter Mendenhall wrote about his personal woundedness as a child of divorce and how The Crucible Project has Read More »
Walter Mendenhall | September 21st, 2018 What affected me most about my parents’ divorce and all the circumstances surrounding it were the feelings of unworthiness I suffered. Since Read More »
Walter Mendenhall | September 14th, 2018 “Attitude reflects leadership … Captain.” That phrase haunts me. The phrase comes from the movie Remember the Titans. The movie is based Read More »
Byron Myers | September 7th, 2018