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Sometimes I don’t know what to say. And I think that’s OK. I think there are seasons for everything… days for everything… moments, no doubt, also for everything. If I’m honest, sometimes I don’t know what to say, but I still say things. And it’s
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I think most all would agree that unity is a good thing. I think it’s more that we disagree on how to get there. Perhaps we could get there faster if we understood what unity is not. Hear me, friends. It’s easy to fall prey to some other
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It happened again. The crowd was silenced. The players sobered. In inaudible unison, the masses knelt. Not only did they kneel, they instinctively knew it was a wise thing to do. Our country hasn’t quite figured out the kneeling thing, friends. On January 2nd, during Monday Night Football, when
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Perhaps you’ve noticed. Perhaps you have not. There have been many recent passionate pursuits to degender various customs and facets of current culture. To “degender” — which by the way, is not universally recognized as a word yet, as my auto-correct continually rewrites it as “defender,” which would seem
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So what is it with all this classified material? Why do our leaders keep not knowing how to handle it or what to do with it? (And could someone please tell Prince Harry to keep things a little more classified?) Allow us not to wade too fully into what we
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Joining the throngs of others, my family made our way to see “Avatar: The Way of Water” over the recent holiday break. In just two weeks time, the movie grossed over $1 billion in global ticket sales, an apparent, coveted, box office milestone. With Hollywood taking a hit in recent
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Here at the Intramuralist, we are very intentional about our topics. Some stories are worked on weeks in advance, noting the extent of research required. Others are crafted in the immediate hours prior to posting, noting the urgency in the country’s collective conversation. When the heart of the country
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Everything matters. Until it doesn’t. And until we realize it doesn’t. In the sports moment that stunned the country Monday night, there was an embedded, sobering hope. Here was a 24 year old young man, doing what he loves to do, with all the lights and cameras and
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Happy New Year, friends! Allow me to introduce you to a brief, yet quite potentially potent reframe. First, some numbers… According to DiscoverHappyHabits.com (and yes, that name does make me chuckle): * Their 2022 survey revealed only 23% planned on making New Year’s resolutions. * The most popular resolutions for
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With all the talk of peace on Earth, tidings of good cheer and the overall ongoing celebration of Christmas and Hanukkah, it’s got me thinking about other Judeo-Christian principles that absolutely each of us can learn from. But allow me first, if you will, to share a recent,
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As is our tradition, our fave Christmas post, as told several years ago by Justin Taylor, Crossway Sr. VP & publisher, putting life into perspective… In March of 1863, 18-year-old Charles Appleton Longfellow walked out of his family’s home on Brattle Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and—unbeknownst
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As we focus on all these good tidings of great joy, peace on Earth and goodwill toward men, I think of the ways we could each more wisely contribute to current culture. What if we embraced each of the above in more than a singular season? What if we valued