I talk a lot about real estate investing, but here is the story of why I do what I do and the small steps I have taken so far.

Genuine mistakes that are repented of need to be forgiven for the healthy dynamic between the leader and followers to continue.

Why social media tends to make our friendships toxic.

Why it matters that Christianity recognizes an external authority while our culture continually pushes the importance of internal authority.

Competition exists and can be a great good. How do we enjoy its greatest benefits?

Matthew Wiley shares a surprising reaction after his journal article was rejected.

The Keller Center of Cultural Apologetics is a good concept, but is it actually cultural apologetics?

How to help the institutions you care about thrive.

Five tips for building and supporting institutions.

It is not just good for power soccer.

Some books are so excellent, you want to talk about them.

It was an absolute pleasure to be a part of this event.

The Christian life should not be boring; it should be characterized by a quest with God.

Technology can make our lives better, but have we considered the cost?

Reflections on the first annual New England Consortium of Classical Educators

10 lumbar punctures later, here is where I am at.

Allow me to share a little bit of what I learned this year as a first year professor.

Nathan Clarkson’s new book, The Way of Kings: Ancient Wisdom for the Modern Man, urges young men to ignore all the nonsense that the world tells us men are or are not.

My experience in the first course of the Thunderbird/ASU Certificate in Global Management, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation program.

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