In order for a problem to be solved, two things need to take place. Firstly, it needs to be clear that there is a problem. Secondly, it needs to be…

The statement “we are all on loan to each other” came to me 20 years ago, as I found myself by the bedside of my husband Michael who was in…

This is Part One of a two-part series from RD&T’s contributor, Dr. Eva Bell, exploring her take on Women of the New Millennium. Expectations regarding women of the new millennium are…

With the New Year upon us, we tend to put our attention upon changes and resolutions that will help us live a better life. Have you ever noticed that most…

Most of us have at least one passive-aggressive person in our life. Maybe it’s a mother who nitpicks and criticizes everything we do, or a co-worker who uses sarcasm to…

Dr. Maya Sarkisyan, RD&T contributing author, shares personal anecdotes and revelations they’ve revealed about the meaning of material things and living a life of minimalism. Only one bag… One rainy…

In this article, RD&T contributing author Donna Goddard discusses the power of creative pursuits and how we are here for God. Like many other things in life, dancing seems to…

Sprawled on the hallway floor, skirt flying, hitting and kicking, I wrestled with Tina before a crowd of junior high school schoolmates, including a dozen boys from my class. Tina…

In this article, contributing author Edie Weinstein comments on the extent to which our children are listening to what we say and watching what we do, and she urges parents…...

RD&T’s contributing writer, Kathryn Sandford, shares three powerful strategies to help your friends when they are in crisis.  Life throws us curveballs without any warning. Some curveballs come from nowhere and…...