In yesterday's blog, I unwrapped the subject of "the slow poison of a same place." It's a phenomenon whereby we become presumptuous about ownership o...
The last two day's blogs have explored how we inadvertently mistake stewardship for ownership when we are stewards of something for a long time. Jesus...
The media is a neutral thing, neither good nor bad - it's just raw technology. The problem is that because it is so often used in negative ways, one n...
The disciples asked Jesus, "Why do you tell stories?" He answered, "I tell stories to create readiness, to nudge the people toward receptive insight."...
Jeff Goins wrote the following blog for me about an issue that should concern radical Jesus-followers: The Corporation for National and C...
Second story about horses that have died on our property Wow, two horse stories in a row in this normally contemplative blog. Don't worry, we'll re...
When the Tsunami hit a few years ago, somewhere around 300,000 people died in a massive tidal wave that swept whole villages out to sea. Subsequently,...
Yesterday I wrote about an American teenager who, struggling to find his purpose in life, made a difference in reaching out to disaster victims. The m...
"What good would it do to get everything you want and lose you, the real you?" - Jesus Jesus asks the most profound questions. This maze of life is...
