Posts Tagged ‘humility’
Loving My Neighbor: What’s In It For Me?
Yesterday I read an article in Parade magazine proclaiming that ninety-eight percent of Americans today “have engaged in at least one activity to make a difference.” I wasn’t surprised; only disheartened.
If you haven’t noticed, it’s become quite popular—even trendy, cool, or fashionable—to...
August 31st, 2010 | Featured, Social Justice | Read More
The Crappiest Dad at Mother’s Morning Out
My dad wasn’t always there. He was around and fatherly for my childhood but relatively absent for most of my teenage years. He regrets missing those irreplaceable moments of first dates and first cars, and we’ve reconciled since those vacant years but neither of us can get them back. I tell you that...
November 16th, 2009 | Essays | Read More


