Moderately Religious: believing in a secular world 
Charity is God's pure love, a divine power. It calls for humble service, but also emphasizes the importance of accepting help, even imperfect one. Our imperfections reveal the true nature of love, and Christ's Atonement heals our flawed efforts. The invitation is to both give and receive, which creates a heavenly community.
In my recent participation in the Leading Saints podcast, I shared my experiences and insights as Bishop of the Saint Nicholas District in Belgium. I share how I base my leadership on positivity, compassion, and following the spirit of the law to bring people closer to Christ. Find out how my approach to the handbook, avoiding disappointment and serving as the core of...
Presentation given on July 8 in the Ghent congregation. When I was called as second counselor in the congregation presidency, I first had a conversation with President Buysse. His last question was “are you willing to do what the Lord wants you to do?” My answer was a very clear and resounding YES. After all, in my prayer I regularly ask for His guidance and strength to go where He wants me...
Moderately Religious: believing in a secular world 
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