How Not to Minister to Divorced People
I have a lot of respect for Russell Moore. He’s the president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, the public policy …
Family Reading Time: Of Mice and Rat Creatures
“I love family reading time, Dad. You pick the best books.” My teenager said that to me the other night. I might …
Of Fear and Faith
Quite a weekend, huh? I was a little thankful for a surprisingly busy day at work on Friday. I had to put …
Milestones
For a few years now, I’ve been worried about 2016. Not because of the presidential election (although, wow, that turned out to …
Family Game Night: What the Kids Are Playing These Days
It’s time for what’s turning out to be an annual tradition here on the blog: new family board game recommendations, just in …
Art Party
Why wait for someone’s birthday to throw a party? You may recall our 2014 Star Wars party (on May the Fourth, naturally) …
Consent
I’m going to try to keep this short. I have some longer posts I’d like to write, one about an art party …
Olympics Party 2016
If you’ve read my blog for awhile, you know that we’re big fans of the Olympics in my house. More precisely, we’re …
Day Trip
It’s been an unusually busy summer, in a really good way. Too busy to blog much, but I wanted to write about …
You Can’t Stop the Signal
I find that running clears my head. It helps me separate the signal from the noise. In audio engineering, there are tools …