Steve Berg writes about the power of names in the voice of a shorebird who struggles with overcoming societal labels.
Steve Berg
Leaving the Church Building Behind | blog
A spiritual community is vital to our wellbeing, and it doesn’t have to be housed in a building to be genuine.
hope | founders blog
As part of our “Signs of Hope” series, resident philosopher Steve Berg shares his take on the concept of hope.
that’s my toy | founders blog
The song, “That’s My Toy–as Steve puts it–starts out, “OK we’ve all done that” but ends up a stark pronouncement of where selfish behavior leads.
shed light | founders blog
In this blog, Steve shares a poem about the importance of shedding our personal cloaks, so that we can end hate and better understand others.
no time like the present | founders blog
In this blog, Steve reflects on the phrase “no time like the present” and how it now has a different meaning throughout the pandemic.
ordinary things | founders blog
In a short and simple way, Steve tells us about his friend who reminds everyone she is around to notice the ordinary things, and find joy in them.
winding roads | founders blog
Through asking us to imagine ourselves on a winding path, Steve Berg wants to know if we all can embrace the journey that God planned for each of us.
one in a billion | founders blog
In a touching and unexpected way, Steve Berg wrestles with the meaning of life, and ispires us to enjoy the one life we have.
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