Current Events
 Does Voting Matter?In a primary season this contentious, is it even worth caring? Read more |
 Tebow TimeThe cultural impact of a football player everyone loves to love or hate. Read more |
 Why Pat Robertson is Wrong About DivorceWhy his recent comments about marriage and Alzheimer's reveal a deeper problem... Read more |
 9/11: Ten Years LaterReflections on the most significant event of this generation. Read more |
Op Ed Blog
 Why I Am a Christian RepublicanPart two of our series looking at Christian engagement in politics. Read more |
 The Rise of Christian LibertariansWhy do so many of today’s young adults identify with libertarian philosophy? Read more |
 Should Candidates’ Religion Matter?Exploring the role of faith in our voting decisions. Read more |
 Occupy Wall Street: A Greater PurposeWhat we can learn from the protest's demands for accountability. Read more |
Whole Life
 The Great EscapismWhy this generation needs to learn how to stay put. Read more |
 Why Are We So Sure Things Are Going Downhill?Discerning fact from fiction in a pessimistic age. Read more |
 Beating the Winter DoldrumsQuit tweeting about how cold it is and try these tips to warm things up. Read more |
 The Care and Keeping of Resolutions10 ways to make your good intentions last this time Read more |
Relationship
 29 Creative Ways to Say "I Love You"Love isn’t reserved for just a Hallmark holiday. Here are unique ways to show ... Read more |
 The Problem with NewWhy are we so obsessed with the next best thing? Read more |
 "But He (or She) Isn't a Virgin"Sexual history isn't everything. Here's how to pursue purity together as a cou... Read more |
 You Never Marry the Right PersonHow our culture misunderstands compatibility. Read more |
Relationship Blog
"Let God Write Your Love Story"When my husband and I got married, I was ticked at how many people threw marriag... Read more |
Love Your Neighbor, Know Your NeighborHaving recently moved into one of those anonymous apartment complexes now so com... Read more |
The Good and Bad of EmotionsI’m on this super fun emotional roller-coaster these days. And by “super fun” I ... Read more |
Life After LossI never thought my dad would die. Read more |
Reject Apathy
 Creating a Place of Peace in Sri LankaFridsro (a Swedish term meaning “a place of peace”) is an organization in Sri La... Read more |
 Opportunity from Ruins in RwandaPropaganda flooded the country's radio waves. Hysteria broke loose. Neighbors ... Read more |
 Loving the ForgottenThe recent earthquake in New Zealand, and last year's earthquake in Haiti, see... Read more |
 Green RevolutionHaving witnessed the damaging effects of drought, deforestation, pollution and u... Read more |
Reject Apathy Blog
Just One of Thousands in JoplinEverywhere you look in Joplin there are piles: piles of brush and trash, piles o... Read more |
Friendship Behind BarsSix years ago, I was asked to give a motivational speech at a maximum security p... Read more |
Overcoming Our Laziness in MissionsThis blog is part two of two. You can check out the first part here. At Sunshi... Read more |
For God or Country—or Both?In 2006 I was discharged from U.S. Army after more than six years on active duty... Read more |
Career/Money
 The Real Reasons You're Bad with MoneyGetting to the root of spending problems. Read more |
 Reaching the World—From Your DeskHow to make a difference, wherever you are clocked in. Read more |
 Making the Most of Under- EmploymentHow to be productive when you’re not on the clock. Read more |
 8 Ways to Not ProcrastinateTime management doesn’t have to be painful. Here's how to finish (fill in the ... Read more |
Career Blog
Lessons From Leaving a Desk JobFifteen months ago, after years of prayer and conversations, my wife and I gave ... Read more |
7 Career Lessons from Jim HalpertIt’s been a while since I’ve watched The Office. (After Jim and Pam got married,... Read more |
A Smarter Way to Do Black FridayWhen it comes to Black Friday, most people seem to fall into one of two groups. ... Read more |
 The Myth of Financial FreedomWhy our purchases are never really our own. Read more |
