Author: John Ingram Walker, MD

Over the centuries Western culture has relegated God to the periphery of our lives. We live in a me generation: self-help instead of God-help; self-esteem instead of God-esteem. God is

Her fingers moved across the keyboard like Gypsy moths flittering around a candle flame. She had entered a contest to write a 50,000 word novel in 30 days. She won.

One of my favorite blog posts is the one I wrote December 23, 2015. It is informative and certain Q/A are, I think, hilarious. I wager most Christmas gift givers

There are three guys who started a book club. I asked to join. They reluctantly let me in believing, I think, that I would drop out in a few weeks

Jesus said , “If you hold to my teaching, you are really my disciples. Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.”  (John 8:31-32 NIV)    

My friend Chad decided to tryout some new skis at Telluride Sales during their Demo Day. All the newest equipment–skis, snowboards, ski poles–were available for skiers to use for the

Over half the US baby-boomers will see their 100th birthday The ten mid-life risk factors for dying young Body-mass index of 25 or more High blood glucose High triglyceride levels

Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a misnomer. The term “borderline” originated in the 1930s when psychiatrists thought that emotionally unstable patients dwelt on the border between neurosis and psychosis. The

The Princeton train conductor coming down the aisle punching the tickets of every passenger noticed the brilliant physicist, Dr. Albert Einstein frantically looking for his ticket. The conductor said, “Dr

Here’s some good news and bad news for a 73-year-old United States citizen. The good news: According to actuary tables you will live to age 85 or older. The bad