What Christians Can Learn From Henry Ford
Henry Ford's Model T succeeded through standardization—until the world changed. Christians can make the same mistake when we confuse tradition with biblical truth.
Labor Day And The Forgotten Dignity Of Work
We will celebrate Labor Day this coming Monday, September 7, 2026. This is the day Americans remember the contributions of workers to our world. Labor Day Started With The American Worker Labor day has its origins in the 1800s at the peak of the industrial revolution. Since industry was fairly
Acres Of Diamonds Why We Should Reject Scarcity
Russell H. Conwell was the pastor of Baptist Temple in Philadelphia in the 1800s. He was an author and speaker who eventually founded Temple University and served as its first president. He is famous for his book Acres Of Diamonds. The book was mostly a transcript of a lecture Conwell
The Limits We Learn To Believe
A walking trail near my home follows the path of an abandoned railroad. There is an informational mural explaining how it was once the end of the line from a neighboring city. Faster Than Anyone Thought Safe The decision was made to extend it sixty miles to the next major
Intelligent Water
One of my goals in life is to become and remain a life long learner. The world is a pretty fascinating place and there is always more to discover and learn about. The coolest attribute of children is their curiosity. They want to explore, understand and make sense of unfamiliar
The Trad Wife Movement. The Return To Family And Tradition
They were once called housewives before the word became a pejorative.
The Value Of The Ordinary
I no longer wish time away. There are no unimportant days to squander.
Enjoying His Presence or A Performance Review?
Fellowship with Christ shouldn’t be about how well we kept the rules. It’s about a relationship so valuable, He would die to have it with us. In fact, He did.
The Opportunity Of A Lifetime
The story is told of a fishing boat that lost power and was stranded in open waters. A local businessman approached the fishermen in his yacht to offer help. The businessman was a polarizing figure in the town, loved by some but hated by others. The stranded fishermen refused help
What Was Lost When Journalism Forgot Ordinary People
Remembering Charles Kuralt If you are old enough to remember television from the 1980s, you may recall a man named Charles Kuralt. He was a journalist and author who took to the backroads of America to find unusual people and tell their story. Kuralt would travel in his RV with
The Declaration of Independence Isn't Just History, It's Your Inheritance
This Saturday is Independence Day. It will mark the 250th Anniversary of the founding of this great nation. The Courage To Challenge An Empire Two and a half centuries have passed since fifty six patriots signed the Declaration of Independence, telling Great Britain that the colonies would stand alone, govern
The Illusion Of Control
The Illusion of Control explores why modern adults carry so much stress, how attachment to outcomes fuels anxiety, and how faith, perspective, and playfulness can help us live more freely and lightly.