A moving Thanksgiving reflection on family, memory, tradition, and the mystery behind Grandma’s unforgettable yeast rolls.

When tragedy arrives during the holiday season, joy and sorrow often sit side by side. A reflection on family, resilience, and the unexpected gifts found amid difficult circumstances.

Thanksgiving is more than a holiday. It is a reminder that gratitude and responsibility are inseparable, and that every generation inherits gifts built on the sacrifices of those who came before.

The birth of a granddaughter prompts reflection on Kahlil Gibran's timeless words about children, love, freedom, and the responsibility of guiding future generations.

Twelve years after his passing, Tim reflects on the enduring influence of a father who taught responsibility, education, service, and what it means to live as a Christian gentleman.

The people we love never truly leave us. Their influence lives on in our memories, values, and the lives they helped shape.

The atoms in our bodies are billions and billions of years old. Scientists claim they were created at the beginning of the universe or later by nuclear fusion in the center of stars. How these atoms got here, and where they are going, is beyond my imagination. The concept of an atom was first proposed by the Roman poet and philosopher Lucretius, in his epic poem “On the Nature of Things,” written over two-thousand years ago. Our life is a brief moment in an atom’s long