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In "Braveheart," the English descend on the tiny highland village that William Wallace happens to live in and havoc ensues. Something like that happen...
We’re born with our stomachs growling. We’re born needy and grasping. We require nurture to grow, and we’re born consumers. We come hard-wired w...
One of the chief jobs of a parent is to help their children learn two hand motions and to teach them in such a way that they become reflexive and habi...
I have an urban pastor-friend who rebukes the tentative faith he sees in white people by saying, “Don’t be half-steppin’ toward me.” We are...
God has given me the privilege in the last few years to be a part of three ministry start-ups that have had to grow large quickly. Swaziland in the...
Some things pass for discipleship and do nothing to form Christ in a person. They smell like the real thing, but are impotent as spiritual tools (2 Ti...
In yesterday's blog, in an effort to breathe a little life into some tired old terms, I defined a few words you may use in discipling another person. ...
Because the vernacular is always evolving, it is important that we define and update our definitions of our terms. Only a few of these terms are in th...
90-96% of our thoughts are repetitive and generally negative, says writer Richard Rohr, citing psychological studies. We recycle our thoughts, allowin...
Twelve years ago when I met Erin, I quickly learned what her friends knew well – she takes no prisoners when it comes to having fun. As an intern in...
