This book contains some legitimate critiques of American evangelicalism, but it suffers from a foundational problem of definition that undermines its overly broad argument.

Education relies on trust, but in our anti-institutional age, trust is hard to come by.

Oklahoma Representative Forrest Bennett accidentally found himself operating in the Negative World. Some of us operate there on purpose. We can learn from Bennett's mistakes to better survive when we hold unpopular positions.

I think lessons from the Celtic church of the first millennium can inform our development of communities today.

I read a lot of books this year, but these are the best.

I'm excited, but I'm nervous.

Getting new power soccer equipment made me think about unlocking student potential

I haven't written for a while. Here is some of my thought process.

Never give up hope, even if times appear dark.

The Humanity of Creativity in “Leaf by Niggle”

It has been an interesting journey, to say the least.

Academia tends to reward sticking to your guns. It should reward humbly admitting your shortcomings.

Appeals to authority do not impress me. But then I assume that other people will respect me as an authority. Respect is earned.

Our first event was AMAZING!

Most disciplines have dominant views. Academic echo chambers are directly opposed to the purpose of the academy itself.

It was not all that long ago that a man founded in underground university behind the Iron Curtain to truly educate. We should not take our privilege for granted.

David Copperfield wrestled with heroism, and so do we.

Academic conferences can serve an important function by forwarding the goal of academic freedom.

It is a great feeling to be productive.

We waste so many opportunities when we do this.