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“And now the rest of the story”    Paul Harvey In what’s being hailed as a major policy win for retirees, the Social Security Administration (SSA) recently announced the passage of the One Big, Beautiful Bill—a sweeping piece of legislation that promises long-awaited tax relief for millions of older Americans. With bold language and celebratory tone, the SSA declared that the bill “ensures that nearly 90% of Social Security beneficiaries will no longer pay federal income taxes on their benefits,” adding that the law delivers “meaningful Continue reading →

“If we don’t retire from purpose, what exactly are we called into?” The world has sold us a shallow vision of retirement: one that exchanges purpose for passivity, calling for comfort, meaning for maintenance. But the soul longs for more. We were made in the image of a Creator—not to coast, but to contribute. Not to shrink, but to serve. And while the paycheck may stop, the calling never retires. One of the most sobering examples of this truth is personal. A Tribute to David Continue reading →