
Trust the Process: Stewarding the Death of the American Church
In my first year of mental health counselor training, she called me out. My supervisor – a wily veteran whose style was a mashup of
In my first year of mental health counselor training, she called me out. My supervisor – a wily veteran whose style was a mashup of
My last post—about books that fundamentally shaped us—brought out a nice range of responses, showing the different mentalities and life-stories operating out there among The
I’ve seen this meme pop up on Facebook a few times in the last bit and it’s gotten some good traction: “It’s not about how
The two aging gladiators met on a makeshift wooden platform outside the Rhea County Courthouse in Dayton, Tennessee. The most famous courtroom scene in American
If you had to pick the worst era to be a parent, what would it be? Keep in mind you have all of human history
Part of my work is to hear stories, to listen with students as they work to find passage through their lives. It is a great
English has always been a hungry language: it readily devours words from other languages and from inventive word-crafters, assimilating new words into its own rich,
“Why are they called Canada geese?” our third-grade grandson asked us last week. It seems no one really knows; after all, they show up in
I am fully aware that very soon the Bible and the Gospels will not be allowed to cross the border. All that will reach us
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