Our culture tells stories about the good life. Every day, without even realizing it, we take in messages about the good life: unexamined assumptions, beliefs, and practices.
In his new book This Is
I’m well into the second half of my life. I’ve noticed that my heroes have changed from my early years in ministry. Qualities that used to look important now look repellant
When my wife, Charlene, started working for a nutrition company, I was skeptical. I had never heard of them before, and the idea of online nutrition coaching seemed a little sketchy.
I didn’
Links for your weekend reading:
The Alexander Syndrome: Why 60 is the new 30
What if the most fruitful ministry years are really supposed to be when you’re between the ages of