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The True Goal
There is always a goal in front of us, and for most of our lives we assume that the problem is choosing the right one rather than questioning the entire pattern of choosing itself. Only with time do we begin to see that each stage we once treated as ultimate eventually shrinks in our rearview… Read more
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When Fear Masquerades as Conviction
I did not grow up Christian. I was raised in a Buddhist home shaped by immigration, memory, and obligation rather than by formal religious institutions. In America, our practice looked nothing like the tradition my mother had known in Vietnam. There was no temple nearby, no monks, no communal rhythm of worship. What remained was… Read more
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What the Crowd Couldn’t Accept
From a Facebook Question to the Heart of the Church I recently came across a Facebook post from someone preparing to move to Sioux Falls. They were searching for a church that teaches the Bible well and is active in the community. It was an honest question, and the responses came quickly—recommendations for churches known… Read more
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A Letter to the Modern Day Protestant Churches
As a modern-day Catholic, I observe with a heavy heart the diverse landscape of contemporary Christianity. While the vibrant faith and dedication of many Protestant communities are commendable, there are significant deviations from the teachings and traditions that were established by Jesus Christ and His apostles. This divergence has led to fragmentation and doctrinal discrepancies… Read more
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A Legacy of Faith: Building Spiritual Generational Wealth Beyond Material Riches
I was reading headlines on my phones news app and one headline caught my eye and made me go through a range of emotions likened to someone going through the stages of grief. What was this headline? ’17 Celebs Who Won’t Leave Their Kids’ an Inheritance’. That’s the reason for your emotional turmoil? Well it’s… Read more
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How Quickly We Can Remember
I am reminded of a video that I saw online of an elderly woman who suffers from Alzheimer’s. Sitting in her wheelchair with headphones on to hear the sounds of music from Swan Lake. She seems to come alive while gesturing with her hands toward the person controlling the phone to “turn it up”. As… Read more
Disciples At The Ready 