The Wonder of Truth: Caring for Words as an Act of Discipleship
Despite all the ways we might continue to disagree, we absolutely must recommit ourselves to one common goal: the pursuit of truth.
Whom Am I Willing to Trust?
At the very least, we owe it to ourselves, and the truth, to follow the story, the claim, back to its author. To ask what’s in it for them. To follow the money. To verify it against another source. To understand the context. To explore possible alternatives.
Willing to Know the Truth
Choosing not to engage, and by engage I mean only respectful and loving dialogue and action, no longer seems acceptable.
My Word of the Week: Light
On Saturday, Steve and I spent most of the day visiting family. We climbed into the Honda Accord around 7 a.m. Saturday, and after a stop at Starbucks for drinks and breakfast sandwiches, we headed South and West for multiple stops.
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