Current Event
Two days ago I asked a sincere, simple question on social media: “how can you/me be part of the solution?” Aware of the current moment of cultural tension and uncertainty — which expands way beyond the electoral wrangling — here is a snippet of what others had to say… Pray. Humbly
Current Event
For weeks I’ve averred that I’m not all that concerned about Nov. 3rd. I’ve been more concerned about Nov. 4th. We knew this day would come. We didn’t know exactly how yesterday would turn out — we still don't — but earnestly welcoming the wide emotional
Current Event
For weeks I’ve averred that I’m not all that concerned about Nov. 3rd. I’ve been more concerned about Nov. 4th. We knew this day would come. We didn’t know exactly how yesterday would turn out — we still don't — but earnestly welcoming the wide emotional
Current Event
I can’t imagine a more dire time. So many involved… So much fighting… Deaths across the globe… And even though some say “we won,” the past few years were grueling. Exhausting. Maybe even crippling for our country, earnestly wondering whether it’s even possible to return to civility and
Current Event
I can’t imagine a more dire time. So many involved… So much fighting… Deaths across the globe… And even though some say “we won,” the past few years were grueling. Exhausting. Maybe even crippling for our country, earnestly wondering whether it’s even possible to return to civility and
Current Event
One of the classic conundrums that has seemingly long tripped adults up is actually a rather simple question… How much grace should we give? Better yet: how much grace should we give in contrast to truth? It’s as if grace and truth are opposites and can each only be
Current Event
One of the classic conundrums that has seemingly long tripped adults up is actually a rather simple question… How much grace should we give? Better yet: how much grace should we give in contrast to truth? It’s as if grace and truth are opposites and can each only be
Current Event
We’ve heard the binary juxtapositions. For example: * You can’t be pro-life and vote for Biden. * You can’t really be black and vote for Trump. * You can’t be Catholic and vote for Biden. * You can’t love someone who’s gay and vote for Trump. Let’
Current Event
We’ve heard the binary juxtapositions. For example: * You can’t be pro-life and vote for Biden. * You can’t really be black and vote for Trump. * You can’t be Catholic and vote for Biden. * You can’t love someone who’s gay and vote for Trump. Let’
Current Event
No doubt one of my all time favorite nuggets of enduring encouragement was uttered by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in his address at the Institute of Non-violence and Social Change in December of 1956… “If a man is called to be a street sweeper, he should sweep streets
Current Event
No doubt one of my all time favorite nuggets of enduring encouragement was uttered by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in his address at the Institute of Non-violence and Social Change in December of 1956… “If a man is called to be a street sweeper, he should sweep streets
Current Event
No doubt multiple current challenges exist in this crazy cultural moment. There is a level of uncertainty that has crept into all sorts of societal nooks and crannies. And it’s rattling us. How do we know? We are missing the big picture. We are justifying what is not good