Since my first post on vocation, a number of friends, colleagues, and readers have jumped into the conversation, raised poignant questions, and even taken their
He’s going to kill me, I know it. It’s not his style. My suspicion is he wants to ride off, not into the sunset, but
What is it about the Reformed tradition and desktop publishing? I have very tangible memories of this as part of my induction to the Reformed
Okay. So this really isn’t about Tim Tebow. I just wanted you to look. It’s hard to imagine that there is anything left to say
On a layover in Atlanta this fall, my hurried walk through terminal E was interrupted when I noticed a few display cases. I paused and
I apologize for passing over the many great posts since Theresa’s post on vocation, but I’d like to go back to that topic—which seems to
[Somewhere in the skies over Reykjavik, Iceland] Last week following the New Year—and during Epiphany to be exact—I finally had the opportunity to go home
Theresa Latini’s recent blog post on vocation has sparked a lot of energy in me. (I think she has sparked a lot of energy for
The hardest work I ever did was a three-week stint–that’s all–with a road crew cutting sod and laying it down along the new interstate highway,
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