The Interview did at least one thing of note—it brought together the disturbing visions of George Orwell and Aldous Huxley.  When you consider devoting time to the next celebrity cause, […]

At Philanthropy magazine I profile Agros, an organization with an unlikely history that is changing the history for thousands of the rural poor in Central America.  Great group doing some […]

What do the “cleanest little city in Texas” and cross-dressing have in common?  Well, you’ll have to click to find out as I explore the highs and lows of small […]

At First Things, I share on a recent gathering of evangelical Wesleyans. (That used to be redundant.) Click here to read more. Wesley and the more contemporary Dallas Willard were also […]

At seedbed.com, I briefly discuss connections between Dallas Willard and John Wesley.  Perhaps, Willardian Wesleyanism offers a path to renewal for the Methodist tradition.

I take my thoughts on small town life at the edges of an energy boom to the Front Porch.  Grab a kolache and give it a read here.

The summer is unofficially over, and it appears to be a new day at the Federalist Society which is welcoming back Ted Olson to its spotlight.  I wish they would […]