“I’m good.” “It’s all good.” “Good news!” The word good is our default for anything vaguely positive. But what do we mean when we talk about goodness? 

Imagine that God created the whole world like my hometown: Orlando, Florida. What would that be like?

In Galatians, love is the first fruit of the Spirit listed. Perhaps that’s because love is what enables us to develop the other fruits of the Spirit in our lives, paving the way for what God wants to do in our hearts.

Our first president, George Washington, was born on February 22. Abraham Lincoln, another iconic president, was also born mid-February.

I wanted to be the nicest person in the world.

I had a significant encounter with the police on a college campus several years ago. It challenged the way I view race, power, and the importance of being present.

Years ago I heard a preacher say these words: “Patience is a virtue, and a virtue can’t hurt you.”