On Asking Better Questions
The quality of your questions shapes the quality of your thinking. Most of us never examine the questions we're asking.
Continue reading → The Last Sermon
A short piece of fiction about an old pastor, an empty church, and the Sunday morning when everything he thought he knew about preaching came undone.
Continue reading →A Morning Prayer for Ordinary Days
Not every morning begins in crisis. Sometimes what we need is a prayer for the unremarkable days — the ones that ask nothing dramatic of us.
Continue reading →Five Things Worth Your Attention This August
August asks us to slow down before the world speeds up again. Five things worth paying attention to before the month runs out.
Continue reading →In Defense of the Second-Hand Bookshop
There is a particular kind of afternoon that can only happen in a second-hand bookshop, and I worry we are letting it become extinct.
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