This past week I read an article highlighting a recent recommendation that doctors screen all adult patients under 65 for anxiety, guidance that “highlights…

In a passage from Milan Kundera’s 1979 novel “The Book of Laughter and Forgetting”, one character says that “the first step in liquidating a…

Residents of New York City have a reputation for being gruff, indifferent and self-involved. Having lived here for over 30 years I take issue…

The last two years have been marked by disruption in every sphere: social, medical, spiritual, and civil. This has led to disorientation with respect…

In Mark 14, seemingly in contradiction to all that he preached, Jesus praises a lavish gift. A woman pours perfume worth a year’s wages…

In their book Faith of Leap: Embracing a Theology of Risk, Adventure & Courage, Michael Frost and Alan Hirsch make this claim: “If we…

There’s nothing quite like a parent’s love for their child. This kind of love won’t usually top the music charts the way songs about…

“Who do people say that I am?” (Mark 8:27) Do you ever ask this question? Do you care what people think of you and…

As I inch closer to 40 years of life (still a couple years away!), I’ve often reflected on the things I wish I’d learned…