A.I., the Teacher
The Daily, a podcast by the New York Times, has given me more food for thought in a recent episode: “The Godfather of A.I. has some Regrets,” in which their… Read more »
Category: Christianity
Quiet Comfort
Perhaps you’ve heard Psalm 23. If you’ve been around long enough, I’m sure you have. It certainly lends itself to coffee cups and quiet, comforting times. The words themselves are… Read more »
Take and Read
“Knowledge of the Bible never comes by intuition. It can only be obtained by diligent, regular, daily, attentive, wakeful reading.” J. C. Ryle I saw this quote and thought immediately,… Read more »
Tim Keller
Of all the pastors and authors I’ve read and listened to over the years I’ve been a Christian, Tim Keller would have to count as one of the most influential… Read more »
…for something so much better.
Having given it some thought, I figured I’d not leave you hanging with yesterday’s piece. Because I told you about what could be the most incredible thing ever to happen… Read more »
More Set Apart
I heard a wonderful quote from Alisa Childers on her podcast with Natasha Crane (Unshaken Faith – I recommend it), that went something like, “We don’t want God letting sin… Read more »
A Sunday evening respite…
Weekends. You’d think they’d be more relaxing. But, unless you actually plan them out, they fly by far too fast. I’ve said before, I’m not one to mind Mondays. Still,… Read more »
Set Apart
I was reminded again this morning of my thoughts on the decline of the American military when I saw a few Airmen walking to work with their hands buried deep… Read more »
Good Either Way
I’ve had my fill of both airports and hospitals over the past few weeks. The airport, because I’ve had the joy of picking up (and dropping off one of) my… Read more »
Relearning the Hard Lessons of History
I suppose it’s kind of a quirk of human nature to overestimate oneself. “Texting and driving is bad, but I can handle it.” I see one of the best examples… Read more »