Food for Thought: What’s in a Name?
In May of 2018, Johanna Giselhall visited her local tattoo artist in Kyrkhult, Sweden and had him intertwine the names of her two…
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Food for Thought: Choices, Choices
Never criticize your spouses’ inability to make good choices. Remember, that you are one of them––Author unknown Choosing between two or more alternatives…
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Food for Thought: Uncertain Certainty
In 1997, the book Into Thin Air became a bestseller. Author Jon Krakauer chronicled the disastrous 1996 Mt. Everest expedition that resulted in the deaths of…
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Food for Thought: Responsible Churching
In recent years parenting has been tagged with plenty of labels: tiger, helicopter, elephant, free-range, etc. The school year of 2018-19 began with a…
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Food for Thought: What Imprisons You?
The Accademia Gallery in Florence, Italy houses Michelangelo’s statue of King David. People wait for hours to catch a glimpse of this masterpiece,…
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Food for Thought: Communication
A new Wal-Mart checkout clerk was not familiar with the colloquialisms of the region to which she had recently moved. She became exasperated…
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Food for Thought: Prayer and Meditation
The difference between prayer and meditation is that prayer is us talking to God, and meditation is allowing God to “speak” to us. …
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Food for Thought: A Bend in the Road
“A bend in the road is not the end of the road unless you fail to make the turn.” Helen Keller A story…
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Food for Thought: A Pearl of Great Price
Jesus often used a parable to illustrate a point. These stories were meant to make it easier for the people to whom He…
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Food for Thought: What Do You See?
“It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see.” Henry David Thoreau In other words, looking gives the brain an impression…