The pace of change is accelerating. How do we best equip and "future-proof" our children for our continually shifting world? It's no news that the pace of change is accelerating. The amount of information available at our fingertips, the ways we communicate and interact with the world, the development of technology and AI - it's [...]
Category: Culture
The Power of Storytelling
Thoughts on the power of storytelling in effective communication and marketing - as told through our Spring Break experience at Disneyland. Spring break is over! It was fun, but I confess I'm glad to be back home. Against our own foresight that it would be utterly exhausting, we eagerly succumbed to the concept of the [...]
From Wedding Bells To Wanting Out
What we learned on making marriage work. When it comes to the most breathtaking, heart moving, tear inducing moments, the vow exchange is hard to beat. There is nothing quite as beautiful as two people publicly and earnestly professing their love and commitment to one another. In moments like that, I’ve often wondered how a [...]
On Helping Our Friends With Depression
Perhaps there is more we can do than encourage them to reach out. Perhaps it actually begins with us. I was already so saddened and so affected earlier this week by Kate Spade; with Anthony Bourdain's passing this morning, it was just too much. My heart is broken for them and those that have gone [...]
What did Christ’s coming mean if there is still suffering in this world?
It's hard to reconcile what Christ's coming means - what "Jesus putting an end to death" means - when there is still so much pain, suffering, and death in this world. Yes, He bled and died to put an end to death...but how can that be when death is still so very much a part [...]
A Peace That Interrupts Injustice
These are emotionally exhausting times, that often leave me feeling at such a loss. But I was encouraged this evening. Coincidence perhaps, but I took it as a prophetic word. I bookmarked this in my prayer book back in January, as it had given me some encouragement when I was feeling hopeless back then. I [...]
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