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I underline. Here's some thoughts on why I do, and perhaps you'll see why you should too! Think about the power of sharing with others some of the most memorable things that you've read recently, all in one place.
Everything is sooooo offensive these days. Cancel culture has nullified creativity and made us hesitant to speak our minds. And yet, shaming has its place, Ronson says. But beware lest we all lose our voices.
ACC Special on Blacksburg, VAERS data, Martha's Vineyard memes, and school close blame game.
With the Queen's death, an otherwise quiet week that featured "new and improved" Apple products became somber. Included in this post is The Fantasy Football Anthem, the danger of pastors and burnout, the campaign to discredit a drug that effectively combats COVID-19, and the sad tale of Gibson’s Bakery.
We all have moments of longing that strike us at the oddest times. What is it about those surprise moments of melancholy that unites us as humans? Could it be that something/someone has a message?
Communication is one of the hardest things we do. When it's done with arrows, it's even harder. This story from the Bible has practical implications for us in speaking truth to one another. Do you need to speak some hard truth to someone you deeply care about?
President Biden gave an angry speech. More disturbing news emerges about state-sponsored censorship. A draught in Spain reveals history. And a treadmill mishap makes me laugh.
One of Jesus’ most perplexing comments was “…make friends for yourselves by means of worldly wealth…” We need to take to heart his warning of being naive and avoid idolizing “nice" even as we embrace biblical shrewdness.