For the past two years I’ve been traveling the country asking people a simple, elemental question: What kind of person does the world need right now? Regardless of their political
The world is rightly grieving the destruction at Notre Dame right now because it reminds us of a truth we so easily forget: we belong to one another. Watching the
I feel sorry for professed Christians who support this President. They have a profound and fundamental spiritual problem: their God is too small. They passionately worship a deity made in
Every day in my travels around this country (both in person or online) people ask one question: “How do you stay hopeful right now; how do you keep going when
For the past two years I’ve been traveling the country asking people a simple, elemental question: What kind of person does the world need right now? Regardless of their political
The world is rightly grieving the destruction at Notre Dame right now because it reminds us of a truth we so easily forget: we belong to one another. Watching the
I feel sorry for professed Christians who support this President. They have a profound and fundamental spiritual problem: their God is too small. They passionately worship a deity made in
Every day in my travels around this country (both in person or online) people ask one question: “How do you stay hopeful right now; how do you keep going when