Posts in category For the Heart

This is a complex enough essay that I’ll tell you my thesis outright: Evolution proposes a mechanism for how complex life developed and then attempts …

This was not a prime gardening year for Edmontonians. Dedicated, experienced gardeners were left with mediocre results due to heavy and persistent rain, infrequent sunshine, …

Do you put up a wall of emotional distance in relationships out of fear of loss or saying goodbye? Hope begins as we admit these fears and take them to God.

St. Eustatius, Lesser Antilles, February 1739: Pen in hand, the thirty-eight-year-old German scratched a few stanzas on rough paper as he looked over the Caribbean …

“Christians should be ‘show window material’ for the Lord.” Just as the window display calls you to enter the store by showing the finest the …

Elon Musk recently gave his expectation for the next 10 years—”I’ve said many times I think work is going to be optional.” We are, he believes, on the threshold of an age of mass consumption in which money will no longer be valuable or needed.

I suggest that Christians have a better framework for understanding AI and work.

“There is a fountain filled with blood / Drawn from Immanuel’s veins; / And sinners plunged beneath that flood / Lose all their guilty stains.” …

Not far from the modern city of Pamukkale, Turkey, the ruins of Hierapolis nestle among the hills of a rocky ridge towering over a broad …

Have you ever heard the story about D. L. Moody’s resolution? The famous American evangelist from Chicago made a commitment to God as a new …

Joel and I recently biked 26 kilometres and ate incredible ramen. We talked, laughed, checked Little Free Libraries, and pulled off at a cemetery. (Which …