Anybody can become angry – that is easy, but to be angry with the right person and to the right degree and at the right time and for the right purpose, and in the right way – that is not within everybody’s power and is not easy.
— Aristotle
Ghosting is the sudden and unexplained ending of a personal relationship with someone. Due to its abruptness, lack of closure, and one-sided nature, it can cause significant emotional pain, especially if the relationship or friendship shares a strong bond. When … Continued
Self-Perception vs. Public Perception: Finding Alignment in Truth One of the most profound sources of conflict, both internally and interpersonally, arises when our self-perception does not align with how others perceive us. This misalignment creates friction, leading to emotional turmoil … Continued
On The Rocks Blog’s very own Garrett Ashley Mullet has published his first book. And it is available on paperback and Kindle from Amazon.com right now! Are you thinking about homeschooling? Is someone you know considering it? No shortage of … Continued
If politics causes so much division in the church then shouldn’t Christians avoid politics for the sake of unity? Garrett Ashley Mullet and Micah Hershberger tackle this question in our latest On The Rocks Blog podcast.
Like many Conservatives, I watched the events unfold at the capitol last week with a mixture of disappointment and sadness. Disappointment because Conservatism is about order and the rule of law. Sadness because I knew that the left would use … Continued
It is election day in the US, where we “freely” elect our leaders. It is a day of compromise, but in the end, it is a day of hope.
When Joe Biden announced that he would pick a woman as his running mate, he illustrated a key difference between the left and right.
The year is 2020, and a pandemic rages on around the world. Only not all of us are quite sure it still is a pandemic, if ever it was.
The question of what makes some people more credible than others has been on my mind for a long time. And whether I approach the topic from the standpoint of someone wanting to establish my own credibility or wanting to … Continued
Back in high school, I met a man named Charles. His last name escapes me now, but it’s not important to the story. Charles was a large, imposing, friendly fellow. But Charles identified himself as an Apostle. And Charles was … Continued