The Other Side
I used to travel to Austin regularly for work. One morning, a birthday call kept me standing outside the church long enough to see someone I had walked past every time. A reflection on Luke 16:19–31.
I used to travel to Austin regularly for work. One morning, a birthday call kept me standing outside the church long enough to see someone I had walked past every time. A reflection on Luke 16:19–31.
In grade school, I punched one of my closest friends. I stayed away for weeks — not out of anger, but out of shame. A reflection on John 4:1–42.
Paul wrote that he did not understand his own actions. He knew exactly what was right, and he kept doing the thing he hated. I know that feeling. A reflection on Romans 7:14–25.
In March 2016, a computer program made a move in Go that three thousand years of theory said was wrong. The world champion left the room. A reflection on Genesis 3:1–13.
A battle in Ramadi taught a Navy SEAL a lesson that I learned early in litigation. It turns out the lesson is even older than that. A reflection on James 1:13–18.
A flash flood is when the water rushes in so fast you lose sight of the landscape underneath. Turns out that can happen in life too. A reflection on Romans 3:21–26.