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Understanding the Core of Godly Virtues
When we embark on a journey of spiritual growth, we often find ourselves drawn to the timeless principles that shape our character and guide our actions. These principles, often referred to as virtues, are the foundation stones of a meaningful and purposeful life. Among these, faith-based virtues hold a special place, weaving together the threads of belief, morality, and personal transformation. Today, I want to walk with you through the heart of these virtues, exploring thei
Kent Hesselbein
Oct 274 min read


The Pillar of Presence: Attendance and Experience in the Masonic Lodge
Regular attendance is not a passive contribution; it is the essential action that transforms a list of names into a functioning organization.
Kent Hesselbein
Oct 222 min read


Christian Outreach and Masonic Principles
Christian outreach and Masonic principles, though distinct in their origins and aims, share a common ground: the commitment to service to God and to minister to humanity.
Kent Hesselbein
Oct 203 min read


Charity: The Cornerstone of Faith and Brotherhood
Charity, at its core, is an act of benevolent goodwill, a selfless regard for the welfare of others.
Kent Hesselbein
Oct 203 min read


The Good Man: A Reflection of Divine Virtues
The concept of a "good man" resonates across cultures and creeds
Kent Hesselbein
Oct 163 min read


Blueprint of the Divine
Yes, I think like an engineer in many ways. I love geometry - especially geometry in nature. So, today, we're going to embark on a journey that goes beyond the historical and religious significance of the Ark of the Covenant. We'll be looking at it not just as a sacred relic, but as a masterwork of design, encoded with principles of sacred geometry. The idea of "sacred geometry" posits that certain geometric shapes and proportions hold a divine and mystical significance,
Kent Hesselbein
Oct 155 min read


The York Rite: Beautifully Rounding Out the Story
You've stood in the Blue Lodge, experienced the beautiful symbolism, and learned the fundamental lessons of Freemasonry. But if you’re like most of us, you were left with a powerful feeling that the story isn't over.
Kent Hesselbein
Oct 154 min read


The Perils of Rote Ritual
We've all heard the familiar and unfortunate saying told to new brethren: “Tonight you got a drink of water from a firehose.”
Kent Hesselbein
Oct 153 min read
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