Faith, Fiction, Friends

I work in an environment that requires – demands – an array of communications technologies, platforms, systems, and applications. My te...

From the beginning, the tiny group of Christian believers in Jerusalem gathered together on a regular basis. Not long after the ascensi...

I’ve been reading Slow Church: Cultivating Community in the Patient Way of Jesus , by Christopher Smith, John Pattison and Jonathan Wil...

The CEO of the corporation I was working for had agreed to be part of some prestigious national commission, and needed to have a staff ...

I grew up in what as then and what would be considered a solid middle class home. It was the almost stereotyped post-World War II Ameri...

Thirty years ago, we still had blue laws (Sunday closing laws) in Missouri. Just about everytjing except for convenience stories, drugs...

Last week, I asked the question, is work a curse? While there are moments, and sometimes it’s longer than “moments,” when work can see...

It’s easy, perhaps too easy, to think of work as a curse. We all have days (weeks / months) when our work seems like a curse. When I’m ...

Earlier this month, I had a post on patience , one of the chapters of Slow Church: Cultivating Community in the Patient Way of Jesus  b...

I’ve mentioned before that a large part of my career has been spent as a speechwriter, mostly in corporate communications with occasion...

The first desktop computer I ever used was an IBM 386, delivered by a cheerful IT technician in 1984. I was mesmerized. Four years late...