Blog - Peter Keady

What if we actually learned something from the virus-induced forced-sabbath we're experiencing and it changed the way we lived, for the better?

This is not a blog about economics, this is a piece on morality and humanity.

We can blame inanimate objects all we want, the real issue is the human heart. That doesn't mean guns and knives shouldn't be regulated, it just means we're shooting at the wrong target.

The clash between Second Amendment rights people and those desiring to ban guns in America is at a fever pitch. But the problem is far deeper than firearms and the Constitution.

Although sexual harassment is inexcusable, it's part and parcel of the sex machine culture we've assembled.

I've seen many people walk away from Jesus or get frustrated because he wasn't performing up to their expectations, like a stock portfolio. Here's another helpful hint when Jesus doesn't work.

The violence in America is part of a greater pandemic birthed from deep, personal hurts of the human heart.

Brokenness only produces more brokenness. Unless we allow Jesus full access to the crevasses of our lives, true healing and wholeness eludes us.

I've heard people say, "I tried, but Jesus doesn't work." So, what does it take for "Jesus to work?"

Margins in our lives help us to live more successfully. Although some love to push to the edge, a life with healthy margins is a llife open to revelation.