Curiosity is often the first step toward love.

What if curiosity isn't a threat to faith but the very thing that makes it deeper, richer, and more alive?

But where does this saying come from, and does curiosity deserve such a bad reputation?

Curiosity is the secret sauce that inspires innovation and creates change, not just on a large-scale societal change but on the smallest of scales...ourselves.

Can curiosity actually heal the division in our society?

We've been unpacking how curiosity creates connection—how a simple question can open doors to understanding and invite us into each other's lives in meaningful ways.

With the start of the New Year, I (like many folks) have been thinking about and starting to make (and hopefully sustaining) changes in our lives that will improve them physically, mentally, or spiritually.

Being "for" someone starts with listening, which flows into loving, and culminates in a relationship built on mutual support and trust.

Over the past year, we’ve begun to answer those questions by developing relationships with the folks of New Orleans. At the heart of every thriving relationship is a simple yet profound truth: being “for” one another. 

When Just Love - Greater New Orleans began in January 2024, we knew we wanted to love our neighbors holistically—body, mind, and soul.  The big question is where do we begin?  And with who?  And how?

Well...it's been quite the year!!!

It all begins with an idea.

A couple weeks back, I began sharing my thoughts on doubt, how it has impacted the landscape of organized religion, and doubt's place in the practice of any religion.