We humans are born egocentric. The sky thunders and children believe that God is mad at them for something they've done - parents divorce and children believe it's their fault for not being good enough. Growing up means putting aside our egocentricity for truth. Still, some people cling to this childish mind-set. As painful as their self-flagellation may be, they'd rather believe their crises are their fault so they can believe they have control. In doing so they make fools and false gods of themselves.

The universe is a trillion, trillion threads moving in seemingly unrelated directions. Yet when you look at them together, they create a remarkable tapestry.

The sin of the desert is knowing where the water is and not sharing it.

If God came to save the world, why are so many of His professed followers intent on damning it?

The shackles of belief, when reinforced by fear, are difficult to break free from and rarely done.

We spend our life building higher fences and stronger locks, when the gravest dangers are already inside

There are none so impoverished as those who do not acknowledge the abundance of their lives