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We’re only a little more than halfway through the month. What is the media asking? To be clear, not all media sources are good at said act of inquiry, as typically a question encourages us to think as opposed to tells us what to think. There’s a difference.
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Five years ago, I penned an unedited version of the following. I didn't necessarily have the intention of re-posting, but when I came across it recently, I felt like it was such a good reminder for me and many — the encouragement to see the beautiful in places
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Yes, it’s true. I am glued to my television every time there’s a conclave or the election of a new pope. It’s also true that I am not Catholic; however, I have deep respect for the Catholic Church and find the process of selecting a new leader
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There’s indeed been some wild trials as of late. Allow us to briefly identify a few legal cases prior to today’s primary point… First, from Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts, a small town located on Boston’s southwestern border… Karen Read is on trial for the 2022
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As we continue to attempt to wisely and respectfully navigate through a culture full of conversational land mines, often the question arises as to why. Why the division? Why so polarizing? Why is conversation so hard? By no means do we have all the answers. Also by no means will
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Last weekend was the annual NFL draft — officially known as the “Annual Player Selection Meeting.” While a total of 257 players were picked by the professional football teams, there was one story in particular that seemed to have lessons surpassing the sports world. Such was the case of Shedeur Sanders.
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I pull up to that four-way stop countless times a week. There’s nothing atypical about the intersection. Two roads in a residential area… speed limit maybe 25… all arriving in all directions come to a full stop before anyone can proceed. This particular morning there were four cars
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“In case you haven’t noticed… journalism is in deep trouble. This is in large part because Americans have lost faith in journalists. According to Gallup, roughly two-thirds of Americans had a great deal of faith in the news media in 1970. Today, only 31% of Americans say the
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It’s the one story that gets me over and over again. There was a young man, probably in his early/mid twenties, who had had enough. Like many young adults of his time, he was loose, carefree, and really didn’t do a lot of thinking about what mattered
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For some time now persons have asked me what my greatest political fear is. Allow us some radical candor this day… I’m afraid that someone will assassinate Pres. Trump and 30% of the country will cheer. That has nothing to do with supporting or opposing the sitting President. That
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With the billions across the globe beginning to celebrate Holy Week, the commemoration of Jesus’ final days on Earth, leading up to the crucifixion and resurrection, it got me to asking: do we really need God? Does America need God? What happens if we don’t have Him? Please hear
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This past week we witnessed the madness of March again succumb to the auspiciousness of April, with college basketball coming to the end of its annual season. Congrats, Florida Gators! Chomp, chomp. You are indeed a deserving champion. Houston, we're sorry; no doubt you were an accomplished runner