When I was in high school, I learned to type on a typewriter. ...
Studies have shown that when presenters tell stories instead of just relaying facts and statistics, listeners are more likely to retain information...
The office building I work in is shaped like a slight altered “H”—two wings connected by a central corridor, three stories tall...
Let's call them moments of grace - moments of unexpected blessing. We've all had them. Your car runs out of gas just as you pull into the station. You leave your wallet behind...
Often, life lesson's come from the smallest teachers. Over at Beyond Just Moms, HCB newcomer Pam shares one of her child-inspired lessons with readers. Check it out: ...
One afternoon, just after I turned 30, I decided it was time to finally read the Bible--the whole Bible--cover-to-cover, Genesis straight through Revelation, no matter how long it took. Excited and...
Unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains just a single grain; but if it dies, it...
New York lawyer A. Anjeanette Brown has confessed that her job feels miserable. It tears at her soul. In a painfully honest blog post she confesses that while the dream of making a...
You may have large calling to a wider world, but we ALL have a local calling to the small world in which...
I hate it when people make assumptions about me. ...
by Ed Cyzewski Mark introduces John the Baptist through a quotation from Isaiah about preparing the way for the Lord. John was literally paving the way for the Lord’s return, something that his...
Can a company in today’s cutthroat world actually run on biblical principles – and prosper? Can an organization be guided by faith...
The story is told by Thomas Lane Butts about a television circus show that highlighted a Bengal tiger act. Like the rest of the show, it was done "live" before a large audience. ...
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Parenting is tough. (Is that the understatement of the decade, or what?) ...
Who doesn't like Superman? Who hasn't wanted to be Superman or some kind of superhero? High Calling blogger Bill Coffey tells the story of his son's obsession with being Superman and muses about...
Her hands form dough, which she rolls into flatbread. She makes tea, every single day, with a sprinkle of cardamom or fennel.
In high school, I finished second in my graduating class. And while that may seem like an accomplishment, and I was indeed...
The phone rang. Focused on the words on my computer screen, I absentmindedly picked up the phone. ...
It’s a recurring theme over the past few years and telling the specific stories never gets any easier. No matter how many times I try I can’t seem to write about them eloquently...
