Well, my post from last week wasn’t very popular. It was about evaluating our echo chambers because “we are what we eat.” We’re defined by what we consume, news-wise. But maybe IRead More…
Shane Claiborne tells the story of going to India to hang out with Mother Teresa and the Sisters. They took communion every morning. When he asked one of the Sisters why soRead More…
Earlier this morning I was sitting at my desk listening to today’s stock market report. Not having fun. Last night, I read a newspaper calling Covid-19 the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Virus.Read More…
I don’t know about you, but this whole COVID thing has brought me some unexpected clarity. Stillness does that, I believe. The great mystics of the faith were on to something withRead More…
I have a friend who sometimes puts herself in time-out. I love that picture–the huffy little kid version of her sitting on her bed with crossed legs, crossed arms, and a madRead More…
Tomorrow is Good Friday. Here’s the entry from my book, “The Journey,” about the day Jesus died. While Jesus was dying on the cross, he was mostly silent. He spoke just sevenRead More…
Here’s a word about the virus, but I’ll make this brief since I’m neither a medical expert nor an economist. I just read an article in The Atlantic (March 23) calledRead More…
Today’s post is not political. It’s about me…and maybe you as well. (You too, Miranda.) To be more accurate, it’s a little bit political. Election year 2016 was the catalyst and electionRead More…
(Ok, here comes another political post, just so you know. But I want to say this. I think God is relevant to all of life. Making connections about politics is pretty relevant,Read More…
The past few weeks I’ve written some, ahem, political posts. And I’ve gotten some pushback, although not from the Left for being pro-life. And I’ve also gotten support from people on bothRead More…