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When Bill and Katie Swan left on the World Race in 2010, it changed their lives. They had been married three years, had a heart for missions, and wa...
Life is hard. We enter the world screaming, live 80 years and then spend our last years in some nursing home. To live is to cope with a series of loss...
What do you think: Can we can change the course of our family's history by the way we live? Is this true in your experience? I'm living out th...
In my family, we are approaching a generational shift. Most of my parents' generation has died or is dying. Along the way, we get to look at differe...
We baby boomers grew up in the '60's, a time of rebellion. We were raised by parents who remembered the horror of war and thought in terms of duty. ...
The morning began in a disconcerting way. So far, we have six house guests with a bunch more coming. I have a little coffee routine in the morning a...
Every generation fails its sons and daughters in one way or another. We Baby Boomers were raised by absentee dads. We said to ourselves th...
Karen and I are coaching 64 20-somethings (World Racers - you can see their blogs here). I told them we'd answer any question they might want to ask u...
Generation Me is a book by Jean M. Twenge, an associate professor of psychology at San Diego State University. She writes about the generation born ...
Tim Schmoyer is a top-rated youth ministry blogger. He just wrote this blog post after a trip with AIM to Haiti. When I felt like I needed to ret...
