by Ronald Oliver | May 19, 2021 | Opinion
What should I make of the following observations? For 11 years, I’ve enjoyed an assigned parking place at work. Apparently, my organization prefers that its executives don’t wander the garage in search of their cars. The space next to mine is an unassigned, reserved...
by Bill Wilson | Jul 18, 2017 | Opinion
One of the pressing concerns of 21st-century individual and congregational spiritual life is the question of depth. To be blunt, there isn’t much. Study after study has revealed the sad truth that much of what we call faith and commitment is actually a thin...
by David Swartz | Jul 11, 2017 | Opinion
My research on the anti-trafficking movement in Thailand primarily tracked U.S. Christian networks. As I suspected, the many missionaries and humanitarians I interviewed represented remarkable diversity. Some, horrified by sex trafficking, emoted like the passionate...
by Greg DeLoach | Mar 27, 2015 | Opinion
Have you ever heard of a “selfie stick?” This past Christmas I was surprised with the gift of one, and a favorite one at that. For the uninformed, a “selfie” is a rather new word that refers to taking a self-portrait, usually with one’s...
