Movement and Progress Are Not the Same Thing
In the world that we live in and the culture that we breathe and consume, we easily equate two things …
Life
Life Is Not Lived Online
I live my life online. So do you, probably. We share everything – every event and crisis and first day …
Engaging Media in this Crazy World
“Media” is a massive category of stuff. It encapsulates social media, a significant portion of our lives, and mass media …
On Leaving Evangelicalism
Chalk it up to being a millennial, but I do not enjoy being labeled. Of course “millennial” is a label. …
If you are pro-life you are . . .
If you are pro-life you are . . . . . . pro unborn lives . . . pro born …
The Super Power For the Curious Mind
August 1, 1981 is a date that shaped an entire generation, whether or not we know it. On that day …
Police, Protesters, and All The Wrong Questions
The questions seem so simple: Aren’t you going to support our police? Aren’t you going to take a stand against …
Real Maturity, C.S. Lewis, and Imagination
Many people see, either tacitly or explicitly, maturity as the smothering of childhood. But what if it is not the …
Patience Isn’t Passive
I am an impatient person. Waiting is a nuisance at best. This presents a challenge when I run into those …
The Consequences of Being Uncurious
Most people, when they see something that makes little sense to them, instead of engaging it, cringe away, cross the …
Faithful In Little, Yet Longing For More
Many of Jesus’ statements frustrate me. If you want to save your life, you have to lose it (Matt 16:25). …