“Hurry sickness” is stressful, unhealthy, and detrimental to relationships. Learn what it is and what to do about it.

What about you? Are you struggling with a difficult relationship? Keep reading to learn more—about yourself and steps you can take to find relief and healing.

We should not accept the violence in our world. Each of us can help bring about positive change. It must start small and deep, but it will work.

Let’s be grateful for the beauties of autumn. I’m delighted to share with you my recent experience of joy. I benefited from it and hope you will too.

My August words to you are about a prayer and about smiling, standing tall, and listening. The message is so simple, yet so powerful.

All of us need help at one time or another, so why is it so difficult to ask for help?

Did you know a life transition can become something like a fountain of youth?

Each of us reacts to the issues and questions of our times based on our personality, circumstances, and life experiences. I’ve observed most of us will fit into one of three patterns, which I call Types.

As I sat in my corner chair praying from a new book of Lenten devotions, I heard the wind. It gusted and howled, but then settled into a constant low-pitched rumble, like a train. I began to listen intently to the eerie noise and very soon became absorbed in a conversation with myself…

What if there are other parts of my life about which I think I know everything, or at least enough, and in fact barely know anything? How would I even know if this were so?