A Hope Worth Having
As I watched a video of a man being shouted down while trying to speak on a college campus, he said something that really piqued my interest. Speaking of the… Read more »
Category: Thoughts in Progress
Am I a Christian? Check. (Check?)
I’ve read the Bible through a few times, and each time I get to the New Testament I’ll come across those verses that I think really capture what it means… Read more »
Not a bad thing…
As one might expect, a recent New York Times article covering the firing of Hillsong Church East Coast pastor Carl Lentz caught my eye. I’m very interested in how power… Read more »
To be True
“Are you materialistic? Depends on how you define materialistic.” This is the opening line of a Leonardo DiCaprio commercial on YouTube that I’ve been seeing just about every time I… Read more »
The First Right
“You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.” – Inigo Montoya As I read a New York Times editorial this morning about… Read more »
What’s it gonna be?
I like to listen to Brant Hansen. He’s a radio personality who does a podcast with his producer, Sherri. This morning as I was going to work, I heard him… Read more »
I’m free to do whatever I like…and that’s the problem.
“We do what we like, because we like what we do.” -Beautiful Eulogy (feat. Lee Green) What an odd Thanksgiving morning. I’m inclined to go random with whatever I’m reading,… Read more »
Something for the Rest of Us
Following this recently passed election the questions arise again – how could the polls be so far off? But for me it more brings to mind the question – how… Read more »
Memories that were never there…
I’ve mentioned before how certain songs invoke emotions and memories, and I’ve posted about some of them. The 1972 song “Ventura Highway” by the group America, is different in a… Read more »
Moon-Shot Stuff
Could it be that we’ve forgotten who we are? Was all our past talk about American exceptionalism just a fawning over worn-out myths? Some might reason that anyone could fool… Read more »