The Greatest Issue
Chief Executive Orphan
October 5, 2025
“But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his own possession, that you may proclaim the excellencies of
“But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his own possession, that you may proclaim the excellencies of
There’s a universal cultural norm. It’s seen in folk tales and mythology in unrelated social settings around the world. All people live with a basic
The lyrics of Would? explore themes of addiction, loss, guilt, and the internal struggle between self-destruction and redemption. Its raw honesty and haunting melody capture the pain of losing someone to addiction while wrestling with questions of forgiveness and personal responsibility. The song’s repetitive refrain and grunge-driven sound became emblematic of the era’s angst and vulnerability.
For many, the worst part of poverty is not the physical lack — it’s the emotional, social, and psychological toll it takes.
There is no ministry without resources, and in ministry, there are no resources without commitment. Resources don’t simply appear out of thin air—commitment always comes
More than half of marriages don’t work today because there’s a misconception – an ignorance – about what love is. The complexity of love can’t
Why is change so hard to implement? Beyond the fear of loss, there are at least two other key reasons. First, change often leads to
I read this Maryland audit with grief and anger that feels all too familiar. The very people assigne… All of our content is free to
There’s a difference between interest and commitment. I met a couple who told me it had always been their dream to start a home for
“But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his own possession, that you may proclaim the excellencies of
There’s a universal cultural norm. It’s seen in folk tales and mythology in unrelated social settings around the world. All people live with a basic
The lyrics of Would? explore themes of addiction, loss, guilt, and the internal struggle between self-destruction and redemption. Its raw honesty and haunting melody capture the pain of losing someone to addiction while wrestling with questions of forgiveness and personal responsibility. The song’s repetitive refrain and grunge-driven sound became emblematic of the era’s angst and vulnerability.
If children live in a shitty school district, they learn their education isn’t worth shit.
For many, the worst part of poverty is not the physical lack — it’s the emotional, social, and psychological toll it takes.
There is no ministry without resources, and in ministry, there are no resources without commitment. Resources don’t simply appear out of thin air—commitment always comes
More than half of marriages don’t work today because there’s a misconception – an ignorance – about what love is. The complexity of love can’t
Why is change so hard to implement? Beyond the fear of loss, there are at least two other key reasons. First, change often leads to
I read this Maryland audit with grief and anger that feels all too familiar. The very people assigne… All of our content is free to
There’s a difference between interest and commitment. I met a couple who told me it had always been their dream to start a home for
