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I was driving to an appointment when it hit me again. Massive churches, huge mosques, gold domes catching the sun, perfectly manicured lawns, structures so large they feel more like monuments than places of reflection. And I couldn’t help but think… we built all of this for a carpenter. A man who worked with wood, who walked with the poor, who chose simplicity over spectacle. Somewhere along th

By Terry Loerch

In an era where personal trauma is often mistaken for personal branding, there's a fine line between advocacy and exploitation. I saw that line crossed in the worst way recently, a post on LinkedIn by a woman claiming to advocate for her child, yet doing the very thi

Open communication with children is one of the most powerful tools a parent or caregiver can use to shape their mindset and set the foundation for a healthy, thriving future. The way we talk to our children, listen to their thoughts, and encourage them to express themselves has a profound impact on their emotional development, self-esteem, and ability to navigate the complexities of life. Open

Picture this: you’re cruising down the freeway, keeping a safe distance, when suddenly a Tesla zips past, cutting you off like it has somewhere much more important to be. It’s a familiar scene, isn’t it? If you’ve ever wondered why Tesla drivers bless their electric hearts and seem to have a unique knack for aggressive driving, the answer might be simpler than you think. It’s not the car. It’s

Talking to children about disabilities is an essential step in fostering a society built on empathy, understanding, and inclusion. Children are naturally curious, often noticing differences and asking questions that can sometimes make adults uncomfortable. Instead of avoiding these conversations, parents and caregivers have an opportunity to provide children with the tools to understand and acc