It is often difficult to see the goodness in another person. It is even harder, sometimes, to see the goodness in ourselves.

How can we discover and appreciate the beauty in our own soul, and also perceive beauty and goodness in others? more

One of the questions facing the world today is how to mesh the moral imperatives of religion with the rights of all individuals to pursue happiness in a free and democratic society.

This question is intensely relevant in 2017 as we observe the suffering of individuals living in totalitarian regimes, both religious and secular.

How can we create a moral and good society and still allow people to be free? more

It is a curious reality of humankind that a person can be supremely confident and yet entirely wrong. How can we be confident about the truth? How can we go beyond the conflicts that are dividing our world? more

Why should teenagers and young adults save themselves till marriage, and why is this “the true love thing to do”? --- Some teenagers might even say, “We enjoy sex. Why should we wait until marriage to have sex when we don’t even believe in marriage?”

The True Love Thing to Do answers these questions, based on the premise that love and happiness and healthy sexuality are all intertwined. more

Life is filled with stresses that are beyond our control. We may want to control them: our finances, our health, our relationships, the state of the world. But is there anything that we can actually control in our life? more

How dreadful and painful are the words “I do not feel loved.” With those words, sometimes our breath implodes, our heart seems to stop, our life can grow dark. Some people feel that way all the time, and have felt unloved for so long that they have become brittle and old, in spirit and in heart. How can we feel loved? more

We all want love, beauty, joy, and freedom, but how can we create a society where those things flourish? How do we create a society where all people can be free? What does it mean to become a "Being of Love"? more

11 minutes: Highlighting the need to teach our children to love and serve the world. more

56 minutes: Peter Falkenberg Brown
at Kansas State University
on April 13, 2011 more

A comedy/drama about the Venus Transit on June 5, 2012, and the supposed End of the World.

"Zebediah Clump was doomed... In the darkened mind of Z. Clump, the tiny and seemingly insignificant movement of the planet Venus across the face of the sun was an event that reduced his body to a quivering jelly of unkempt terror. He spent the night of June 5th, 2012 curled on his bed in the fetal position, whimpering; waiting for the morning, and death, and the final depletion of his half empty glass..." more