We live in a time of extraordinary advances in scientific and technological knowledge. However, wealth of knowledge is not synonymous with wealth of wisdom, which deals with the skill of living well. With work environments that are high pressured and extremely demanding we need wisdom on how to …

Traditionally, proponents of faith and science have been either in outright conflict or have held contrasting sides, agreeing that each is important but mutually exclusive. These conflicting and contrasting views have led to very public debates throughout time. More recently, the COVID-19 pandemic …

Genesis 2:9a NIV The LORD God made all kinds of trees grow out of the ground-trees that were pleasing to the eye and good for food. Beauty is God’s idea. He defines it. He is the ultimate source of all that is lovely. In the verse above, which comes at the very beginning of the bible, we clearly …

The boardroom is not typically thought of as a place for divine guidance. Corporate decisions are traditionally made based on facts, research, statistics, and analyses, not on ‘Thus saith the Lord.’ Yet, as sons and daughters of God, we have access to the wisest and most innovative mind in the …

I took this picture in Nyon, Switzerland about two months ago. It’s an image of the vestige of the Roman Empire that ruled the world after the Greeks. I knew I wanted to use the image to say something about the coming and goings of world empires but never got around to it.   When Russia invaded …

Many of us may be responsible for costs or budgets to one extent or another. Most organisations have responsibilities to ensure good fiscal responsibilities, so that it can be seen there is a good return on investment. However in organisations there can be many ‘hidden’ costs which disrupt an …