To Know, Not Just See
We all know the phrase “seeing is believing”—it’s a truism that’s true, depending on the kind of “seeing” we’re talking about. In our relationships with
Category: Reachable Reconciliation
How Daylight Saving Time & Reconciliation Are Related
We’ve just moved through the collective jet lag we call Daylight Saving Time, and we’re all adjusting to life in exhaustion-overdrive. We know it’ll all
The #1 Barrier to Relationship
There’s a sneaky saboteur that has the power to undermine our ability to make and keep relationships. It’s especially effective at thwarting reconciling relationships when
Listening Well
Are you an other-centered listener or a self-centered listener? One approach leads to “rich soil” for conversation, connection, and reconciliation. The other undermines the safe
The Agenda-Changer
Police brutality meted out on people of color is embedded in the video feed of our culture. Not even two weeks after honoring the legacy
Martin, Malcolm, and You
In a week when we honor the work and legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, it’s important to move from the rhetorical impact
Birthing a Big Change
Not long from now, we’ll be celebrating the cataclysmic changes brought on by one little boy’s birth in a backwater town, in a borrowed feed
Roe v. Wade – Listening, Learning, Loving
The last five years have exposed deep divisions, some festering for decades, in American culture. Political, racial, and moral disputes have boiled over the boundaries
The Pause of Protest
Just before Memorial Day, in an act of protest, San Francisco Giants Manager Gabe Kapler said he would refuse to take the field for the
Repairing Broken Relationships
One big (and obvious) reason the divisiveness that set in during the pandemic seems like it’s here to stay: We don’t have the right tools