Tag Archives: Connection

Conservatives and Liberals Unite!

Posted on January 30, 2021 by Mel Wild

In my continuing effort to find commonality with differing points of view in our polarized society, I want to bring to your attention Dennis Prager’s argument that conservatives and liberals can actually be allies in many ways. In my last … Continue reading →

Posted in Freedom | Tagged Christianity, Connection, Culture, Dennis Prager, liberals and conservatives, Neo-Marxism | 9 Comments

Having difficult conversations with the “other side”

Posted on January 29, 2021 by Mel Wild

I’m posting this video interview with Karlyn Borysenko on “American Thought Leaders” as a great follow-up to my last post, “Moving Away from Cancel Culture to Connection.” This is part of a series of posts I’m doing on how we … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Cancel culture, Christianity, Connection, Critical Race Theory, Political discussion | 6 Comments

The Power of His Love

Posted on February 27, 2020 by Mel Wild

We, as human beings, thrive in an environment of love and positive connection. The absence of it can lead to all kinds of emotional, relational, and even physical damage. Psychologists tell us from the time we’re born we look to … Continue reading →

Posted in Faith, Freedom, Love | Tagged Bonding, Christianity, Connection, Intimacy with God, Jesus, Overcoming life in Christ, Relationships, You Make Me Brave | 3 Comments

What is “us vs. them” anyway?

Posted on April 22, 2015 by Mel Wild

If every person on the earth is, in some fashion, connected together in Christ, how would that change how we see each other? How we treat one one? Love one another? Maureen and I recently sent in a DNA kit … Continue reading →

Posted in Love, Sonship, Theology | Tagged Christianity, Connection, cosmology, Evangelism | 10 Comments

Life is about connection

Posted on November 27, 2013 by Mel Wild

I was reading a great post this morning by Darrell Creswell, “Jesus and Grandpa Knew – It’s a Small World After All.” He was talking about the lasting impact his grandpa had made, even though he hadn’t travelled much outside the county of his birth. And also how Jesus … Continue reading →