Keep you eyes trained on the goal.

That the world needs love is a truism. But what kind of love does it need?

The 21st century: The best and worst of times

It's an old aphorism but true: It is better to give than to receive.

"You doctors, must take good care of your patients in order to avoid unpleasant situations."

Good religion should inspire us to act heroically to the best of our ability.

A moral challenge to be aware of our past sins and repent for them by reversing the ills we have inflicted.

Undue concern about the problems of others affects our own well-being.

A follow up course to Orthodox Christian Spirituality and Cognitive Psychotherapy: An Online Course.

It's not true that if we felt strongly about something in the past we will feel the same in the future.

Exposing children to secondhand smoke is a "moral failure" that needs addressing by mental health practitioners

The signs of unhealthy dependence are high intensity of the emotional need, a sense of self worthlessness, a lack of confidence and ensuing helplessness and hopelessness when not dependent on others.

Afollow up course to Orthodox Christian Spirituality and Cognitive Psychotherapy: An Online Course, that appeared in four parts over the years 2012-2013.

Prefer not to face discomfort. The comfortable route is to do what is easy, natural or intrinsically enjoyable.

Courage is not the absence of fear, but the capacity for action despite our fears.

A follow up course to Orthodox Christian Spirituality and Cognitive Psychotherapy: An Online Course

Two paths to experience happiness.

Some Christian communities not in communion with the Apostolic Churches have not dealt directly with the issue of personhood.

"We can strongly disapprove of the nefarious works or actions of others while still maintaining their worth or personhood."

A follow up course to Orthodox Christian Spirituality and Cognitive Psychotherapy: An Online Course published in 2012-2013.