I just read an article in Axios called “Chain-Reaction Chaos.” It brought it all home to me. Massive societal upheaval in the US could be right around the corner. (And I’m notRead More…

“We desperately need to explore how much of our understanding of the Gospel is American and how much is biblical.” ~ David Platt Seems the American version is more about politics, economics, and superiority than about theRead More…

Shakespeare said to “love all, trust a few, do wrong to none.” Shakespearean quotes aren’t gospel, but that’s a good quote. “Love all” and “do wrong to none” are kind of self-explanatory.Read More…

I keep thinking about MLK’s “I Have a Dream” speech. I hope he wouldn’t mind if we stood with him in solidarity on race but also added other areas of division. There are soRead More…

I’ve been asking a certain question for a while now. Why is there no Christian defense of Trump based on the teachings of Christ?​ And all I’ve gotten is… crickets. B​ut it’s gottenRead More…

Remember the “M*A*S*H” episode where Hawkeye started craving barbecued ribs? They were shipped to the unit (in South Korea) and just as the team was about to dig in, Radar signaled incoming wounded.Read More…

I just read a new book called Ordinary People, Extraordinary Times by Skye Perryman. It’s about reclaiming our power, fighting for freedom, and reimagining democracy. Timely. I really like the way sheRead More…

Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro wrote a book called The Right Side of History: How Reason and Moral Purpose Made the West Great.  And last night, the president promised $5,000 to every AmericanRead More…

“What we learn from history is that people don’t learn from history.” Warren Buffett Two days ago, a book called 53 Days: How Hitler Dismantled a Democracy by Timothy W. Ryback was released.Read More…

“Imagine driving down the highway with a passenger. Since you and your passenger are moving at the same speed, you appear stationary to one another. Someone on the side of the road,Read More…