It’s too easy to criticize the brilliant filmmaker Christopher Nolan for rewriting The Odyssey.
The harder and more actionable question is what kind of inheritance I am handling with this podcast.More
Tag Archives: Stewardship
Parochial Thanksgiving Will Expand the Overton Window
Thanksgiving Day in the U.S. has me wondering this year how our attitude toward thanking God for what we have relates to several sundry items which have had my attention recently.More
Whether the American Church Really Idolizes Marriage and Motherhood
Is motherhood a woman’s highest calling? It is, according to someone Jen Oshman – author of Cultural Counterfeits – encountered at a baby shower a few years ago. More
Truth, Beauty, and Goodness
Goodness must align with the truth, and goodness is beautiful. Similarly, some hint at least of truth and goodness is inherent to that which we call objectively beautiful.More
What the Parable of the Talents Teaches Us About Inequality
The preoccupation in our day with inequality could benefit greatly from a careful reading of what Christ says the kingdom of heaven will be like in Matthew 25:14-30.More