Ideas & Books
The Economist Who Called the Bluff: What Ludwig von Mises Knew About Envy
Mises was not guessing what planned economies do to people who ask the wrong questions. He had been one of them.
Rooted in the ancient Christian faith.
I enjoy helping people slow down and think clearly about what they believe, how they live, and why.
Faith & Scripture
"What God Does with the Things Meant to Stop Him" - A Sermon from Acts 8:1-25
Obstacles are often opportunities. God routinely uses the very things aimed at stopping His work to move it forward instead.
Ideas & Books
The Socialist Who Changed His Mind: What Max Eastman Learned the Hard Way
Eastman was not guessing what concentrated power does to a country. He watched it happen in real time.
Living Well
Friendship in the Wake of Failure
You don't need isolation. You need a friend. You need a Barnabas, someone who walks with you before you have it together, who reminds you that God does not define you by your worst chapter.
Living Well
The Identity That Powers Lasting Habits
Your habits flow from your identity, what you believe about who you are. Change your identity, and your desires and behaviors tend to follow.
