It’s hard to fathom that the world could be more divided than it is at this very moment.
As we confront the challenging issues before us, it seems we’ve
grown more hardened and polarized than ever.
Some insist we must accept the unacceptable and embrace
the irreconcilable in the name of practicality.
This struggle unfolds on a global scale, a national level and even
in our personal lives and relationships.
The natural question arises: what is the answer, and how can we find it?
I have good news for you today. I invite you to join the conversation; you won’t regret it.
As we confront the challenging issues before us, it seems we’ve
grown more hardened and polarized than ever.
Some insist we must accept the unacceptable and embrace
the irreconcilable in the name of practicality.
This struggle unfolds on a global scale, a national level and even
in our personal lives and relationships.
The natural question arises: what is the answer, and how can we find it?
I have good news for you today. I invite you to join the conversation; you won’t regret it.