Worldview

Working for Love

WHAT MANNER OF LOVE IS THIS?

I had always hungered for a love that accepted me tenderly when I failed.

A love that celebrated my victories without jealousy.

A love that appreciated my talents unselfishly, encouraging me to seek fulfillment where I might truly find it….

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Stunning rainbow sky

The Message of Christmas

There’s a drum you’ll hear me beat with passion and persistence, even as the noise of the world tries to drown it out:

We are only here for a twinkling … and then we stand before Him.

This life will end. Then we will stand in the presence of the One who created us….

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Pericles

His nickname was Squill Head

Pericles’ name means “surrounded by glory.” A few nights before he was born, his mother dreamt she gave birth to a lion. 🦁

Born with an unusually large skull that made Pericles a target for ridicule—comedians nicknamed him “Squill-head.”

He grew from a introverted, studious youth … into a charismatic orator who had a ferocious impact upon Athenian history.

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It's not about the bunny, it's about the lamb

THE EASTER CHRONICLE

Unbelievable as it may seem, I was 30 years old before I learned that Christians celebrate Jesus’ resurrection on Easter.

I grew up thinking Easter was all about jelly beans, marshmallow chicks, and chocolate bunnies….

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bombs falling over London

Before Mere Christianity

Imagine you live in a flat in London, and it’s 1941.

It’s night. As you hear the now familiar drone of propellers, you brace yourself. Within minutes, bombs drop from the skies and explosions erupt.

You feel helpless, hopeless, and an overwhelming sense of impending doom.

When at last it’s quiet, you fumble your way to the radio. Your hand shakes as you turn it on and dial in the station.

Suddenly, a calm, reassuring voice fills the room …

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School of Athens from the cover of Philosophy Adventure

Why study philosophy?

Most of us underestimate the relevance of philosophy. But whether we realize it or not, philosophers’ ideas have a profound impact on our daily lives.

In fact, philosophers are the world’s idea men—and their ideas are the real movers and shakers of history.

Today, there is a form of philosophy that has effectively undercut freedom and dignity within our culture. And that philosophy creeps into our lives under our radar, without us even detecting it….

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