GUEST POST: On pledging allegiance
By Tom Prevost It seemed simple at the time, getting on my knees with my parents around the coffee table in the living room of our house at 4812 Hummingbird …
Writings
My most well-deserved yet unreceived criticism
Putting one’s opinions into the public sphere for decades requires not being too defensive by the feedback — which can vary greatly. One learns what to take as constructive criticism …
GUEST POST: What’s in a name?
By David White The mission of the Jesus Worldview Initiative is to articulate and advance the following of Jesus as the defining priority of the Christian faith. Let that sink …
Awe & wonder: Part 2 – They bought the farm
My good friends Tony and Susan Cartledge bought the farm. In the best sense of that phrase. While they enjoy playing in dirt and growing various edibles, it is not …
GUEST POST: Encountering Jesus is our need and hope
By Guy Sayles As an elementary school-aged boy in 1960s Atlanta, I spent most of my out-of-school time playing side yard football and sandlot baseball, wandering in the thin woods …
Support determines scale
“I am concerned that more and more expressions of Christianity in the U.S. seem to leave Jesus out of the equation,” said Vickie Wiley Willis, a retired strategic human resources …
Expanding the reach of the Jesus Worldview Initiative
The mission of the Jesus Worldview Initiative — to effectively articulate and advance the following of Jesus as the defining priority of the Christian faith — is timely and needed. …
Reading it again, differently
Writer and editor Rose Horowitch has a piece in The Atlantic about revisiting something read and appreciated in the past. “A former teacher once told me that we reread books …