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 ...
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...
If you look out on the web, you'll find a whole category of bloggers (you know who you are) who are self-appointed "defenders of the truth." Every rel...
The elephant in the room was that George was self-centered and sometimes ill-mannered. He didn't fit in with the rest of his team. At dinner he would ...
I believe in a God of miracles. This post by AJ LeVan tells you why. James is a man of great faith. A man who prays fervently - on his knee...
In the past, when I lost my job, the change made me take a hard look at who I was and where I was going. When our kids went off to college, the atmosp...
Our nation's religious and political leaders continually disappoint us with their scandals. At work, many of us are stuck in jobs we don't like follow...
Eleven years ago our family celebrated Thanksgiving in McDowell County, West Virginia, one of the poorest places in the country. We visited famili...
Anything that lives is a combination of feedback systems. Even a one called amoeba operates according to stimulus response mechanisms. The more comple...
Cambodia's Killing Fields was the greatest social justice cause of my generation. When the call went out to help the hundreds of thousands of Khmer re...
