The high cost of low morality
Dose of Truth The high cost of low morality Nearly 10 years ago, I read a disturbing story that caught my attention and left me shaking my head in disbelief; […]
Our mysterious hope
Dose of Truth Our mysterious hope Honest people recognize the presence of both good and evil in our world. Dr. Jim Denison’s Oct. 8, 2024, Daily Article, described the “utopia […]
Sacrificial serving
Dose of Truth Sacrificial serving Though his extraordinary bravery has inspired millions, few readily recognize the name Desmond Doss. This unusual soldier’s story was the basis of the 2016 blockbuster, […]
Only God knows
Dose of Truth Only God knows Last week, our church hosted a group of senior adults on a visit to Niagara Falls. According to the website, Science for Kids, more […]
Living up to our potential
Dose of Truth Living up to our potential Like many of you, I grew up in rural America. I remember my Grandma Richards being the only serious gardener in our […]
Digital vegetables, not digital candy
Dose of Truth Digital vegetables, not digital candy I was privileged to recently watch a lecture about the impact of children consuming too much electronic entertainment. In her presentation, Arlene […]
Talk less, listen more
Dose of Truth Talk less, listen more We all need friends, yet many say they have few friends who genuinely care about them. Friendship is vitally important, but more and […]
Finding common ground
Dose of Truth Finding common ground In her March 17, 2024, “Our Daily Bread” devotional, Christian author Xochitl Dixon wrote about her experience as a children’s book author and shared […]
Practice makes perfect
Dose of Truth Practice makes perfect In James Clear’s excellent book, “Atomic Habits,” the author writes about University of Florida professor Jerry Uelsmann dividing students into two groups on the […]
Motivating others
Dose of Truth Motivating others In “The One Year Book of Amazing Stories,” Robert Petterson tells the story of Jack, a boy struggling with the disability of stuttering whose father […]
