Not only are behavior modifiers dangerous, but so are distractions. The essential elements of life that deserve our attention and respect include: time with God, with one’s spouse, with children and grandchildren, with the community, and with others beyond these immediate circles. There is a wide range of distractions—partying, watching or playing games, going on... Continue Reading →
In the middle of the 20th century, a traditional law of keeping the Lord’s Day was still revered. Our times, however, seem to reject many of the good customs and rules that once helped humanity maintain peace of mind. A simple example is the shift toward allowing trade on Sundays. Even the best among us... Continue Reading →
Don’t be fooled by words and statements when it comes to love. Like wisdom, love is a joint, mixed concept — both theoretical and practical. Love depends greatly on wisdom, and wisdom deepens over time and through the pursuit of hard work. Love is connected to wisdom. There is no real love without real wisdom,... Continue Reading →
I imagine the meeting we will have with Christ as a speechless one — like the way the father of the prodigal son embraced and kissed his son, without saying a word. He was speechless out of love, deeply moved by the joy of that moment. God is full of love for us even now,... Continue Reading →
It is God’s grace that is permanently monitoring us in a way that is not easily comprehensible with human eyes. A notable example is that of the miraculous fishing of the last chapter of John: Jesus said to them, “Children, do you have any fish?” They answered him, “No.” He said to them, “Cast the... Continue Reading →
⸻ I have a friend who told me about an experience he had while praying. He was in a rather depressed state of mind and began to complain about something related to God. Suddenly, he had a vision: a gigantic vertical wall of fire appeared before him, and he saw himself as a thin sheet... Continue Reading →
The Deeper Diver 