For me to enjoy a book or movie, I must be able to relate to at least one of the characters.

My wife tells me I should write stories that appeal to women.  I keep telling her I write stories that appeal to everyone.

Good dialogue creates good character. The two are inseparable.

The interaction between fictional characters in stories is just as genuine as our relationships with real-life friends.

Life presents us with so many curious questions. How can we answer them all? We answer a few and then work our way up. Here we go!

Would you rather hear emotionally charged, heated lectures for hours on end, or a few brief, well-worded, carefully arranged suggestions?

Why do I keep dreaming about these mountains?

It takes two to argue.  If one party declines to engage, the argument stops.

Would you want the people around you to treat you with wisdom, courage, justice, and temperance?

What do symphonic musical instruments sound like?

Here is my top-10 list of pop songs ever. But first, I’ll provide you with the criteria I used to select these songs.

William Joseph Clabby, Dorothy Jean Worthy, and Robert E. Heninger.

The greatest benefit of dry humor is you get to skip the awkward, unnatural machinations of ordinary joke-telling.

How can we manage the task of raising children over a twenty-year span when it seems no one knows for sure how to do it?

How can we impart knowledge, wisdom, and kindness to our relatives, friends, neighbors, and coworkers, without sincerity?

To keep a steady pace, you must keep an unsteady pace.

Central to all human interaction is persuasion.

At some point most of us learn that bullies are weak people. We learn they’re not so tough once we’ve had enough and finally confront them.

I long for persuasion over coercion, teaching over indoctrination, and example over cancellation.

Rest assured, procrastination is not about laziness or lack of self-control.

Here is the most important and concise list of principles I can find for young people considering marriage.

The modern conservative movement is in line with the liberal movement of the 1960s.

I learned over the years that our mother wasn't the meanest mother in the word, but the best.

It didn’t take me more than a half-hour of casual Internet research to understand why we’re not recycling plastics like we wish we could.