September 3, 2010

tracking down the truth

Fear has a way of making us believe things that are not true. Panic attacks epitomize this. For more than 20 years, I was convinced that I was going crazy or had some terrible, life-threatening disease. Yet, this was not true. For more than 20 years, … [Read more...]

faith builder

Going through my ritual review of emails early one morning, I came across this comment from a gentleman: "I can think of no bigger faith builder than panic disorder. If that is indeed the case, that our faith is being strengthened by this condition, then … [Read more...]

your conscience

Have you ever felt that something you were doing was not right? Maybe it was gossiping about someone or not working the full eight hours your employer paid you for. Your conscience pierces your heart. Looming in the back of your mind, you hear, "I shouldn't … [Read more...]

consequences

Caleb's inquisitive curiosity keeps him active. Exploring, learning, touching, experiencing. A child's mind is a sponge that absorbs everything it encounters. Yet, with this innate desire to explore, there exists the danger and pain of consequences. When … [Read more...]

your Father’s invitation

One day, I was busy working on my computer when my son stumbled into the room with a handful of toys. He was ready to play, but I really didn't want to be disturbed at that time. I had so many things to take care of. "Caleb? Would you please go into … [Read more...]