Category Archives: On the couch
Confidence Redefined
By Randy Kosloski I remember when my wife and I were having our first parenting discussions. We debated what some of our primary parenting goals should be. One of our … Continue reading
No Wrong Does Not Make a Right
by Randy Kosloski The most uncomfortable spot in my world is sitting on my own therapist couch. Just like most people who have sat on the couch, I waited too … Continue reading
God’s Megaphone: Suffering
by Randy Kosloski I have pastor friend who stutters. Every time he has to speak, in person or on the phone, with anyone, his struggle punches him right in the … Continue reading
Wretched under Pressure
By Randy Kosloski I am never as wretched as I am when I play sports. More than once I have physically hurt friends of mine in an unapologetic and callous … Continue reading
Uncomfortably Suited
By Randy Kosloski Wearing a three-piece suit is an oddly acceptable form of torture for a man. It’s as bad as laying lock stone. I remember once I had to … Continue reading
When Toxins Surface
by Randy Kosloski Last year there was a water main break in a neighbouring community, which resulted in a huge flood, most of it underground, creating a monstrous sink hole … Continue reading
The Right to Sin
by Randy Kosloski I recently completed some training to help me assess threats of violence in schools. In the class we carefully examined several school shootings and attempted to determine … Continue reading
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