Inspiration For The Ride Home

Reflection 80: Taking Care of Ourselves

Reflection 79: Show Up and Serve

Reflection 78: Who Are Your Poor, Most Vulverable, Persons

Reflection 77: Beauty from Flaws

Reflection 76: It Pays to Know the Purpose of the Race

Reflection 75: Bringing Significance to Our Work

Reflection 74: Inch by Inch

Reflection 73: Whatever You Do, Do to the Glory of God

Reflection 72: Self-Awareness and Self-Management

Reflection 71: Everything is a Gift

The poet David Whyte reminds us how much of life passes us by unseen.

A reflection on love from 1 Corinthians 13:4-7

A mother is reminded that “to enter the Kingdom of God, we must become as little children.”

Remember: the only life we actually have is the life we have in the moment.

Behavioral psychologist Dan Ariely reflects on Rabbi Jonathan Sacks answer to the question, “If just one commandment, which one?”

A reflection from the late Jerry Kearney, a much-loved Ascension mission leader, encourages us to learn how to wait.

Have you considered that “to love is to pay attention?”

In this story from World War II, the hero is a Japanese diplomat, Chiune Sugihara.

Consider how healing can come through your words.

A prayer for our time coming to us from the 6th-century Chinese philosopher Lao-tse.