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  • March 18, 2019

    Do you ever say: “But I don’t have time”?

    Do you ever say: “But I don’t have time”?

    Does this ever come out of your mouth? “I wish I could do [some good thing I should be doing], but I just don’t have time.” If you’re spending more than four hours a week watching something on a screen, I can help you. And since the average person spends around 32 hours a week…

  • February 27, 2019

    Will We Surrender Our Free Will to Screens? [Guest Post]

    Will We Surrender Our Free Will to Screens? [Guest Post]

    If “the machines” ever do take over, it will be because we have stopped thinking, not because they have started to.

  • December 26, 2018

    Did you miss Christmas?

    Did you miss Christmas?

    On Christmas Eve, my wife and youngest daughter attended an elegant candlelight communion service. Another one of our daughters and her husband were part of the beautiful music ensemble: daughter in the choir, son-in-law co-leading with acoustic guitar. Traditional carols were sung by all, along with short pastoral messages about the meanings of each. At…

  • June 30, 2018

    Feel Like A Civil War Is Coming? You’re Supposed To.

    Feel Like A Civil War Is Coming? You’re Supposed To.

    Do you feel like the world is going crazy? You’re supposed to feel that way. News corporations make gazillions exploiting our fears and making us angry. They make their videos dramatic and attractive so we will keep watching and scrolling and clicking. The “news” about a coming civil war is a tragic example. The media…

  • May 5, 2018

    YouTube Kids Isn’t The Babysitter You’re Looking For

    YouTube Kids Isn’t The Babysitter You’re Looking For

    Parents: If there was a cute, colorful, friendly robot that would babysit your kids for free, would you use it? What if the robot was programmable by people around the world, so that anyone could teach it new games to play with your kids? What if a company like Google offered this amazing robot, promising…

  • February 9, 2018

    Don’t Be Fooled By Facebook Propaganda

    Don’t Be Fooled By Facebook Propaganda

    Facebook is on the hot seat these days. With claims of being a “living, breathing crime scene,” former leaders who say it is “ripping apart” society, and calls to kill a new product because of its danger to children, all is not well at the world’s most powerful social media empire. In response to recent…

  • January 31, 2018

    If You Fall for a Scam, Here’s Why You’ll Do It

    If You Fall for a Scam, Here’s Why You’ll Do It

    Caveat Emptor. Let the buyer beware. Unfortunately, Sam, a young American man on a dream trip to Bangkok, forgot this familiar Latin phrase. While walking towards a planned tour of the famous Grand Palace, a short, thin, local man with a toothless grin stopped him, saying the Palace was closed for renovations today. However, Sam’s…

  • December 18, 2017

    It’s Not Too Late To NOT Give Your Child A Screen For Christmas

    It’s Not Too Late To NOT Give Your Child A Screen For Christmas

    The most powerful corporations of our time have made it cheap and easy for us to give them direct access to the hearts and minds of our kids. They have intentionally designed their devices to be addictive. That’s why they’re cheap; they know once we’re hooked, we’ll habitually return for everything else their advertisers want…

  • December 3, 2017

    Remembering A Hero Of The Faith

    Remembering A Hero Of The Faith

    What other-worldly level of strength, character, and faithfulness would it take for your spouse to write this about you after fifty (50!) years of marriage? A brilliant thinker who could engage any scholar on that level, a consummate professional writer who could pack more into three paragraphs than anyone I ever knew, a tender-hearted lover…

  • October 28, 2017

    What Do You Want, And Why?

    “Sweetheart, what do you want for dinner?” “I don’t know, what do you feel like?” “I don’t care, whatever sounds good to you.” “Well, I don’t care either, and I asked you first.” We have conversations like this all the time, don’t we? We often don’t really know what we want to do next. But…

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