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Light unto my path

Light unto my path

One day I found myself on a quiet side street in an industrial park in the shadow of the Brooklyn Bridge. I was lost. My feet ached from walking. I was cold and wet from rain and snow and feeling more than a little out of place. My growing anxiety was placated only by...

Week of May 22, 2011

1. "It shouldn't be this way, but it is. One can lament that ersatz meaning sells when authentic meaning is lost, but Oprah was also a salve on a deeply wounded culture. To need Oprah to cope with the loss of a child is excruciatingly pathetic, but for the devastated...

Bearing the Cross

Bearing the Cross

CarbOthelo pastel pencil on paper 2009For the final task of a drawing class at Redeemer University College, my classmates and I were asked to visually reflect on what it means to us to bear the cross of Christ in our lives. The symbol chosen for us to work with was...

In the Flesh

In the Flesh

I suspect that when Christ demanded the faith of a child, he had this in mind: the squirming, wiggling faith that won’t be cast from my lap, turned away from the pew, forced outside the circle of his brothers.

War of the Worldviews

Dambisa Moyo’s How the West was Lost tries to analyze the causes of the American “Great Recession” and describe possible futures for the global economy, but ultimately fails to provide a compelling diagnosis and prognosis.

Week of May 15, 2011

1. " Are Christian School Graduates World-Changers?" Next week Cardus with the University of Notre Dame is hosting pre-release discussions on the data yielded from themost substantive study everof Christian schools in North America. Read Ray Pennings' op-ed on the...