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Most people translate shalom as "peace." That is like translating the word "home" as "a building." Technically correct. Deeply incomplete. Shalom is one of the richest words in the Hebrew Bible. It ap...
We often reduce "peace" to a quiet feeling in the chest. While that is part of it, the biblical definition is much more robust. If you ask a Hebrew scholar about the word Shalom (שָׁלוֹם), they will t...
In the natural world, there is a delay. You sow a seed in October. You wait through the winter. You harvest in April. There are months of silence, months of waiting between the work and the reward. Bu...
There is a specific kind of success that the world does not understand. Most people believe that wealth must be bought with stress, sleepless nights, and declining health. They accept "painful toil" a...
The world has a specific rhythm for success. It usually involves a frantic pace, a demand for immediate gratification, and a subtle promise that if you just hurry a little faster, you'll arrive. But t...
A psychiatric textbook and a Gospel say the same thing: live in the present moment. The difference is that the Gospel said it two thousand years earlier. Anxiety is not new. It is not a modern conditi...
There is a difference between prosperity for ego and prosperity for purpose. Prosperity often gets a bad reputation because it is associated with greed or self-indulgence. But in the Bible, wealth is...