The Nuance That Could Change the World
I just finished the book, The Exvangelicals: Loving, Living, and Leaving the White Evangelical Church, by NPR journalist, Sarah McCammon. It jumped right into my library app, um, because I put itRead More…
I just finished the book, The Exvangelicals: Loving, Living, and Leaving the White Evangelical Church, by NPR journalist, Sarah McCammon. It jumped right into my library app, um, because I put itRead More…
I’m in an interim time. A loved one is ill. The anchors of our country, like truth and honor, are at risk. My faith is changing, deepening, which is a wonderful thing,Read More…
I know that I have lifeonly insofar as I have love. I have no loveexcept it come from Thee. Help me, please, to carrythis candle against the wind.
The other day I was in a Home Depot and saw a man wearing a t-shirt about his “undocumented” handgun. I’m guessing he got quite a few fist bumps over that shirt.Read More…
I’m concerned about this whole DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) backlash. Racial diversity = reality. In the US, we’re quickly approaching 50/50 white/non-white. In other words, diversity IS. A lot of whiteRead More…
I’m progressive. Making progress. At least I hope I am. I hope we all are. I’m convinced we all can. In a way, we’re all in the same boat. We allRead More…
It’s risky to release strongly held beliefs when we realize they’re wrong. But Tara Westover did it in Educated, Megan Phelps did it in Unfollow, Philip Yancey did it in Where theRead More…
“No leader…is an abstract collection of policies. We select leaders to make decisions about matters that haven’t happened yet. A dentist who screams profanities at opponents and promises a practice built aroundRead More…
I just finished reading Son of Hamas, a true story written by the son of a Hamas co-founder. His name is Mosab Hassan Yousef, also known as The Green Prince. He rejectedRead More…
Well, another eclipse is coming up, so being the music nerd that I am, I’ve been belting out that song, “Total Eclipse of the Heart.” (In my car, of course.) And beingRead More…