Four headlines tell the story of six babies, three boys and three girls, and demonstrate the cultural confusion of our day. Two headlines celebrating the births of a son to Boris Johnson and another to Anderson Cooper. Johnson is the Prime Minister of England, not married to the mother of his latest child, and the […]
April 22, 2020 was the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. There was a 3.8 magnitude earthquake in California. As earthquakes go, that’s relatively minor. But it lead to a flurry of social media posts about “angering Mother Nature,” how Mother Nature was being provoked by human “assaults upon her” and myriad other references to the […]
I’m writing today to say, “I miss you.” As I was experiencing Easter 2020 with my family, in our home, apart from the gathering of the family of faith, I acknowledged how much I value the body of believers. I miss my brothers and sisters in Christ! But why is that? What creates a longing […]
People are distress and some of them are acknowledging their distress with cries of S.O.S. (Save Our Souls). Time is ripe for sharing the Good News of the Gospel. This is the day to Help Others Perceive Eternally. Today is the day for Christ’s people to serve as living demonstrations of hope, secure. But how […]
I offered to pray for a mom who was angry and frustrated and grieving in the midst of more than she can bear. To be clear, I had done what I could and connected her with resources in our community in addition to offering to pray but the offer to pray is what provokes this […]
Resources related to the COVID19 Coronavirus Google created a comprehensive dashboard for one stop, accurate information https://www.google.com/covid19/ Resources for parents, now educating their kids at home. My conversation with educator Erin Paske, who has served as a private homeschool teacher and now instructs kids online to increase reading proficiency. My conversation with Lacy […]
Discipline. When we first hear the word discipline it does not ordinarily bring to mind thoughts of joyful anticipation. When we think of discipline we don’t think of luxuriating in a warm bubble bath by candlelight to soft music. We think instead about being sent to our rooms or losing privileges. We tend to think […]
Just last week there was a futurist promising that we could all live forever if we could just make it to 2050. Then Kobe Bryant and eight other very affluent people with very bright futures died in a helicopter crash and the world observed Holocaust Memorial Day and the coronavirus continued to claim lives and […]
As the Jeopardy! Greatest of all Time series has unfolded I have been reminded of all the good questions that could be asked – and of the ways in which we trivialize many things of great significance. I was also reminded in a conversation this morning that sometimes the question Jesus would be asking is […]
Like everyone, kids will hear horrible news today that can be scary. They will hear about wars and rumors of wars. They will hear that after the United States killed a bad guy named Qasem Soleimani, his country retaliated by bombing a place where U.S. military personnel live in Iraq. Depending on which station you […]