Zero Waste Living: A Guide to Spiritual Composting
The tell-tale signs of summer's turn are hard to miss. Between the unfurling of green across the spring-sprung landscape and the slow, welcome retreat of darkness from the early…
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The tell-tale signs of summer's turn are hard to miss. Between the unfurling of green across the spring-sprung landscape and the slow, welcome retreat of darkness from the early…
Read MoreArtists are an eccentric bunch. From Van Gogh’s severed ear to Dali’s pet anteater, we often know as much about their uncommon lives as we do about their celebrated works…
Read MoreAs far as I can remember, my first crisis of faith happened on a Sunday. I was riding in the passenger seat of my brother’s truck, listening to dad’s Led Zeppelin. We were…
Read MoreNothing good happens after midnight. I remember my father imparting this wisdom to me growing up, even though I, a middle-class suburban teenager, knew nothing of the world's…
Read MoreFor as long as I can remember, my favorite Christmas movies have been war movies. I know it seems a bit unorthodox, but while everyone debates the canonicity of Die Hard, I slip…
Read MoreAs teachers, we are blessed with a sacred opportunity. We are co-laborers with the Holy Spirit who walk alongside others, pointing them to the magnificent truths contained within…
Read MoreHow do you have the time? That’s a question I’m frequently asked as a layperson serving as a Bible teacher. On paper, I shouldn’t. My wife and I have four younger kids…
Read MoreThere’s a certain degree of delusion involved in self-identifying as an athlete when your greatest accolade is the subtle prestige of regularly finishing just ahead of a…
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