Beneficial Opposition
This last week has been very special for me. My youngest son, George, got married last Friday—it was a big beautiful outdoor wedding with... read more
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Works of the Flesh: the Fruits of Evil
Welcome back everyone! I’m currently hard at work on our next big project, which I hope to roll out later this year. For the first time... read more
Defining the Search for Meaning
Why is love always the answer?
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Eustress and Homeostasis
In traditional cognitive behavioral therapy, the ultimate goal for the client is a kind of tensionless self-actualization. You want to... read more
How Feeling Like a Failure Can Actually Lead to a Breakthrough
How Feeling Like a Failure Can Actually Lead to a Breakthrough
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Tending the Soil Part 2
Welcome back everyone! Last time, we began an in-depth look at the parable of the sower. Specifically, we’re looking at the intentions of... read more
Tending the Soil
You could say that the core of my career has been devoted to attempting to heal and care for the unconscious mind. It is clear to me that... read more
The Nature of Sin: What Makes Your Prayer Life Powerful?
I’ve started working on some theory for an upcoming new modality, and it’s got me thinking about how to define sin. See, sin can be... read more
The Importance of Being Unpopular
Did you know that the literal meaning of the word “blessed” as it is used in scripture is, “happy and healthy”? This is an amazing... read more
One Key to Happier Relationships
Life is about love and relationships, I know few people who would dispute that. It’s like the Beatles said, “All You Need is Love.”... read more
Confrontational Stress Busting
If you look into the most suggested methods for stress relief today, the common trait most of them share is that they’re focused on the... read more
Building You Back Up: Self-Esteem Strategies that Work
One of the most important virtues in the world is also one of the most misunderstood: humility. When most people hear that word, they think... read more