Life Beyond Horizons

Tag: Redemption

  • A Society in Search of its Soul

    From the 1960s to today, we have dismantled our foundations and replaced God with the worship of self. Is it working? Explore the journey back to the Giver of Life… The Spritual Vacuum When we systematically removed God from the public square, we didn’t just leave behind a clean, neutral space. We created a spiritual… →

  • The Upward Call: Navigating Past, Present, and Future

    Looking Back: Beyond Nostalgia and Regret We often view the “good old days” through a filtered lens. While reminiscing brings comfort, there is a subtle danger in losing the context of days gone by. When we strip away the struggles of the past to remember only the simple things, we risk longing for a time… →

  • “The Beginning of Sorrows” Death and Life

    A month or two before the pandemic, I was visiting a museum in New York City and I found myself totally engrossed in the image of a sculpture, a small pieta of Jesus, laying in repose after the crucifixion, with an angel on each side – one in mourning for our Lord’s death, the other… →

  • Why Jesus?

    “Religious faith is above all a sign of faulty thinking, of ignorance;” observed noted atheist, zoologist, and author Richard Dawkins in a recent story published by The Guardian. Mr. Dawkins would further explain his desire, a call to action, was to educate the ill-informed out of their mistakes. He breaks it down into a simple… →

  • Bought at a Price

    Life is measured in seasons of time as predictable as the sunrise and sunset of each passing day.   We busy ourselves with the tasks of daily life, working, raising a family, which often leaves little time for anything else.  It can become a drudgery, these gears of life grinding away, stealing our joy, leaving us… →