What matters is that we be rich in justice, mercy, love, holiness and truth; that we be generous sharers of the bounty he bestows.

Reflecting on years of race training, Robert Hurtgen argues that the journey of preparation shapes us more than the finish line, emphasizing the lasting impact of process over achievement.

In Finding Peace Here and Now, Eric A. Clayton directs our gaze back to the human heart: the only place from which either ...

A lot of emphasis is put on ambition and achievement. Is this really what should motivate people? I can’t say I have ambition to be great, but I want to spend my life well and do worthy things for ...