A hotel lobby in Bombay, a school shooting in Santee, a parking lot in my neighborhood — all seemingly random and unrelated places. But stories happened there that made me understand something much, much bigger….
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Uh, no. I don’t. But that was the question the man with the knife asked my son at 7 a.m. recently on a street in Honduras, just blocks from the school where my son teaches….
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That’s what Scot McKnight said in his Jesus Creed blog on Beliefnet about my chapter on Vocation. McKnight is doing a series based on my new book. Here’s one of his installments: How does our vocation…
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Watching 54,000 people inflate the Metrodome with their cheering yesterday while their Minnesota Twins won a one-game playoff in the bottom of the 12-th inning , made me consider several things about baseball. Most of them involved memories….
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Scot McKnight is a writer and scholar who writes about the Chrisitian Church — where it’s strong and where it’s not — and he has an interest in connecting the modern church to its ancient…
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I have been a fan of Donald Miller’s ever since reading Blue Like Jazz. The humor, the depth, the doubt, all drew me into his attempt to live a life that was honest, difficult and…
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I was interviewed by Mark Larson on KCBQ Radio on the 8th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, and he made an interesting connection between serving others and my new book, God Hides in Plain Sight….
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Last week I did an interview with Phil Farrar of ClearChannel Radio about my book, God Hides in Plain Sight. We talked about my being part of the news coverage of the Heaven’s Gate mass…
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Many of you know that I am working on a book project about the British scientist/theologian John Polkinghorne. He’s one of the scientists who helped develop knowledge of the smallest known particle, the quark; he’s…
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Check out my interview with Lynda Martin on San Diego 6, Aug. 28: