A Good Day in Vermont
There are so many great stories to tell about this team, but here are just a few.
Everybody Makes Mistakes, but Not Us
It is really easy to see other people's mistakes, but much harder to see our own.
How to Find the Right Ladder: Reflecting on Aaron Renn's Post on Social Status
Am I called to be an elite?
Christianity Calls the Adventurous
The Christian worldview is big enough to take us on any adventure we want.
SocialAI: A Sad Technology
At its base, SocialAI is a sad technology, exploiting the vulnerable.
Three Keys to Healthy Communities from Three Eclectic Movies
Three underappreciated scenes that tell us something about building healthy communities.
Shire Economics: Capitalism, Distributism, or Something in Between
What is the economic vision put forward in J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth?
Human Value and One-Hit Wonders
What would happen if we judged music like we judged human value?
Book Review: Christians in Culture: Cultivating a Christian Worldview for All of Life
If you have never thought about how Christianity is a worldview that should influence your behavior in every area of your life, this would be a great place to start.
Imagining Authors in Our Own Image
Sometimes we want authors we love to look just like us. We run a danger when we interpret authors by anything beyond trying to understand what they meant.
On Non-Christian "Evangelicals"
Just because someone says he is in evangelical does not mean that he actually is.
Book Review: Life in the Negative World: Confronting Challenges in an Anti-Christian Culture
Aaron Renn's new release is a practical, thoughtful consideration of how Christians ought to respond to living in the negative world we find ourselves in.
Book Review: The Kingdom, the Power, and the Glory
I fear that this book is going to be best remembered as evidence to those who want to see evangelicals in a negative light that all of us evangelicals were precisely the kind of crazy, hateful, spiteful, greedy people they knew we were all along.
Humility: A 2024 Resolution
Many of us struggle with humility, but teaching a class on Biblical genealogies opened my eyes recently.
Finding Christmas Joy in the Post-Christian World
Should we give up hope because so many people don’t seem to understand the true meaning of Christmas?
The Six Best Books I Read in 2023
I read a lot of books this year, but these are my favorites.
Practicing with Purpose
Proper practice requires formation, and formation requires an example.