Excusing Anger
Serena Williams had a reason, a rationale, an excuse. She missed a shot in a tennis match last week–a match she went on to win–and
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Serena Williams had a reason, a rationale, an excuse. She missed a shot in a tennis match last week–a match she went on to win–and
This year I was privileged to be invited to join an interdisciplinary group of scholars. Together we will study the intersections of economics and metaphor
This blog post will appear on a Tuesday but I am writing it on a Monday morning and so am in a post-Sunday reflective mood
My son started college last week and a couple days prior, he and I were out and about running last-minute errands to get him ready
My last few posts have been on the heavy side, though the last one in particular struck a chord for lots of folks–indeed, I’ve never
Well we’ve slid into August now and so we’re just a few blinks away from Labor Day and the semi-official end of all things summer.
Last week one day I was reviewing some of the audio sermons available in the archive of my Center for Excellence in Preaching website. One
Much has been written and said about the Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby decision last week. And here’s some more! I doubt I will share anything
Who knows what will be happening on certain international fronts by the time this blog gets posted but of necessity I am writing this about
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