Barbarians can become bureaucrats
A few months ago I was up on a roof in Hong Kong listening to Andrew Shearman preach his guts out to our January 07 Racers for one final time. It was ...
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A few months ago I was up on a roof in Hong Kong listening to Andrew Shearman preach his guts out to our January 07 Racers for one final time. It was ...
Port Huron, Michigan is no place to go in the winter, but my visit there this past Sunday gave me a wonderful reminder of just how great the local chu...
If you're lucky enough to own a stock or mutual fund, I hope you got out of it a month or two ago. Today is likely going to be a terrible day on Wall ...
I'm on the plane home from Michigan to Georgia, reflecting on this Christian faith that we say transforms our lives. I mean, does it really? Som...
When they welcomed us into business school, very quickly the professors categorized us as either poets or engineers. Obviously, people come in all ...
A month or so ago, blog reader Justin Rhodes showed up on my radar screen. Here's how he described his journey: "God saved us from ourselves about 3 y...
Yesterday's blog was about your identity in Christ. Most young people discover their identity in the context of some kind of journey. I've committed m...
I woke up to a light blanket of snow on the ground here in north Georgia as I prepare to fly to Flint, Michigan today. And with a fire in the hearth a...
Craig Hanson reflects on his son Eric's return from spending a year on the World Race. His initial response was skepticism: Disappointed, this was ...
I got back from launching a World Race team in Tambo de Mora, Peru this past weekend. Hundreds of millions of dollars have been given to help the pe...
