In a funny way, it was the moment when I encountered the words Don’t panic in this latest rereading that I began to wonder if Adams’ book just might be a spiritual classic.
Read More »6 Ways The Church Can Respond to the D.C. Mob
What do you do after an experience of desecration such as this? What, in particular, do we do as church?
Read More »Found: The Story of The Lost Magi
Losing stuff drives me to distraction. I totally empathize with the characters in Jesus’ stories who search for things. Just like the woman who loses the coin and the shepherd who loses the sheep, when my keys go missing it’s hard for me to do much except to search and mutter.
Read More »Kristof’s article a reminder that we need to examine sites like “Pornhub” and name its secrets
What if we terminated our contract with silence around porn? And what if our neighbour’s moral help allowed us to live in a way that is more free, more joyous, more kind?
Read More »A home disaster, and a metaphor for 2020
Ultimately, a wet floor and a bunch of dudes with power tools taking over our kitchen isn’t an especially big deal. And maybe that’s what makes this flood just the right metaphor for us: now and almost always, other folks have problems that make ours look pretty trivial.
Read More »Categorize Things, Not People
Categories are both immensely useful and an immense barrier to human connection.
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