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What do you do with good news? I'm an "early adopter." When I hear about something that I know will benefit others, I tweet it and talk about it. W...
Where does our sense of justice come from? We all have an innate sense of what's OK and what's not. And it's usually pretty refined. I was on jury ...
During the summer of 2008, the eminent Notre Dame sociologist Christian Smith led a research team that conducted in-depth interviews with 230 young ...
This past summer my extended family got together in New Mexico for a reunion. The first thing we noted about it was all the fat chipmunks begging for...
Well, here's the letter I've debated about posting (see yesterday's post). My rule is, if I'm wondering if I should post something, go ahead and do ...
The world of missions has turned upside down in the last 30 years. The creativity, energy, and passion of a new generation is spreading God's Kingdom ...
I'm likely to get in hot water for this. All I really want to do is ask some questions. There are a lot of people who need to ask and try to answer (f...
Somehow evangelism has gotten a bad rap. I hear statements like, "We can't go door-to-door; we don't have the gift of evangelism." What gift of eva...
God keeps a different group of friends than I would keep. Of course there are those of you who love him the best you can and we'd probably share you a...
Mike Paschall shares how God spoke to him a while back: "It's been about you to this point. When can it be about us?" Profound question. When can...
