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This video is both funny and sad. I just came across a news article about New Jersey's 3rd congressional district Republican nominee Jon Runyan who blurted out (hopefully unknowingly) a pretty uneducated response about the 1857 Dred Scott Decision, which…
Meet Lyric, our new dog. We brought him home from the shelter roughly 10 days ago. He's fun, loves to play, and is super-affectionate. He also has his own Twitter account, which I highly recommend following. We've already had lots…
One of my new favorite writers is Sara Kelm. She's an up-and-coming author based out of Oregon that you should be watching. (Seriously.) Since I've been ranting on youth and 20-something culture, I thought this post on birthdays that Sara…
We need a new standard for young people. Clearly, the impression we're giving the world is not a good one (see yesterday's post for more on this). As a twenty-something myself, I want my generation to leave a lasting legacy…
There seems to be something broken in the human condition (especially in America) that obsesses over new things. Maybe it's some kind of divine fingerprint on each of us — something innate that is waiting in anticipation of all things…
Here's my Monday morning rant coming straight to you from my couch (I stopped working at my desk two weeks ago because it got too messy). I had a great, relaxing weekend, which included spending half of my Saturday cleaning…
I don’t understand stories – why some end and others seem to go on forever. In a way, it seems cruel. I know that it’s not. But it sure feels that way sometimes. This feels like a season of death,…
Yesterday afternoon, I met Carlos Whittaker at Fido, a coffee shop in Nashville. Yes, that guy from the "Single Ladies" video that went viral on YouTube back in March. He's also "that guy with the blog" and "that guy who…
I recently wrote an article for The Christian Post called "Jesus and the Good News About Suffering". Here's an excerpt: It's about time that we in America were a little more honest — about life and about our spirituality. Let's…
This is a repost from Michael Hyatt's blog (entitled: Living in a Transparent World). I found his main points about how you can survive in today's extremely transparent world to be incredible compelling. In fact, we already use a lot…
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