I love stability, or at the every least predictability.

She goes out to work, he stays at home (and logs on)

Our brains naturally categorize people into groups, but that simplicity comes with a cost. Jesus consistently pierced through the anonymity of labels to relate to people as individuals -- and focused ...

Let’s get something straight. I’m autistic. On the spectrum. Neurodivergent. Pick your term. It’s real. It’s complicated. And in my case, it comes with a delightful bonus: Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. That...

To Do or To Be

ALT: a man wearing a hat and a tank top is standing on a boat in the water .

Measuring the Health of Humanity Using The Teachings of Jesus

Three questions that explore how the teachings of Jesus can shape our view of USAID.

When I saw this Gallup Poll chart, my first reaction was “Well, crap.” I’m a business executive in the advertising industry, which puts me right near the bottom of the perceived morality list.(1)But t...

“The only true wisdom is knowing you know nothing” -Socrates (or possibly Plato) (1)Ancient Greece was a sophisticated society, with great thinkers, a wide array of religious beliefs, and a lot of disagreements. The stoics, cynics and epicureans all conflicted with common religious beliefs, and each other, in various ways (2).  Presiding over this debate and tension was the Aereopagus. This elite assembly was selected from the most respected leaders and elite thinkers in society.These leaders we

There has been a LOT of discussion about Bishop Budde’s sermon at the National Prayer Service Tuesday. Most of the commentary related to that event has been political, and there is certainly a great d...