I read Desiring the Kingdom earlier this year, and have been thinking a lot about how the ideas of thick and thin practices and the true purpose of Christian education apply to me, a lowly first-year instructor at Christian college … Continue reading →

Archeologists rooting around in the remains of 20th-century North American civilization are likely to be stumped by this question: Why, in the world’s richest society, was the design of churches so uniformly bad? I considered this question recently while attending … Continue reading →

  I unexpectedly found myself (and my ten-month-old daughter) in the Nevada desert for the fourth of July. I thought I’d share a few worthy reasons to visit the inimitable city of Las Vegas. Cirque du Soleil. Seven worlds, one … Continue reading →