Have you ever told yourself it’s better to hold off than to commit too soon to the wrong path? And has that waiting period ever turned into months or even years of nothing?
I feel you.
[Read more…] about The Risk of Not Committing vs The Cost of The Wrong ChoiceWhen a stranger does something that’s not PC but not dangerous, do you give them grace to be imperfect? Or do you respond with sharp, disapproving criticism?
We all agree that we don’t want strangers offering candy to our children. Whether it’s been tampered with or just a means to manipulate a child’s affections, you just don’t do it.
[Read more…] about A Stranger Offered Candy to My KidsI’m sitting here on my bed reading the first few inspiring pages of Jon Acuff’s new book, DO OVER. It’s so inspiring, in fact, that I just set it down mid-reading page seven so I could type this out.
Some things have to change around here. I’m not just talking about this website. I’m talking about this country. Heck, this entire world.
[Read more…] about Preserve. Honor. Create.As a distant appreciator of Anonymous’ work, I typically have little to complain about. After all, they have brought a measure of justice to a world where red tape allows the guilty to remain free.
[Read more…] about Why Twitter Shouldn’t Succumb to AnonymousListen in on a conversation between three people with very different beliefs…
Carter: Religious Liberals and Religious Conservatives both have an apocalyptic narrative. It just differs in the how and why.
John: Lets hear it.
Carter: Religious Conservative believs man is so sinful and bad, that eventually God will have to judge the earth and destroy everything. The righteous will be whisked up to heaven and the wicked will be tortured forever in hell.
[Read more…] about An Atheist, a Buddhist, and a Christian Walk Into a BarJames Robertson lives in Detroit. He walks 21 miles each day to get to work, from his home in Detroit to a factory in Rochester Hills, a suburb. Twenty one miles? Think about that. At an average gait of 5 mph, that’s a little more than 4 hours of walking.
Imagine he’s at work at least 9 hours. Add four hours of walking. That’s 13 hours a day. Not to mention how spent he must be each night after walking through rough parts of Detroit in rain or freezing winter.
[Read more…] about Detroit Man Walks 21 Miles For Work And the System Failed?
