Tag: LifeMeaning
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A THOUGHT EXPERIMENT FOR EVERY AMERICAN, REGARDLESS OF PARTY
The Founders called this republic an experiment. Madison said so explicitly. Hamilton opened the Federalist Papers asking whether societies of men are capable of governing themselves by “reflection and choice” — or whether they are forever destined to be governed by “accident and force.” That question has never been permanently answered. It gets re-answered by…
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Steady in the Signal: Faith, Work, and Building What Lasts
The writer reflects on a week spent working on technical infrastructure and draws parallels to spiritual leadership. Engaging with Jesus’ interaction with the Samaritan woman, they emphasize the importance of grace, truth, and building a solid foundation in a time of division and outrage. The call is for faithfulness, resilience, and accountability in both personal…
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Using Spark Leadership to Avoid Dysfunction and Burnout
Spark leadership must be used as a regulating system, not a call to do more.
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Keeping Going When No One’s Listening?
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what it means to do work that matters when it feels like no one cares. For the past few years, I’ve been advocating for rural East Texas communities—places like Buna, Newton, San Augustine. I’ve built communication frameworks, written strategic plans, installed digital kiosks, organized meetings, drafted policy briefs.…
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The Pain We Carry
– Lament with Jeremiah & the Psalmist There’s a weight we don’t often talk about in church life—the grief that lingers in the soul when things don’t work out the way we prayed they would. Jeremiah knew that weight. He wrote, “Oh, that my head were a spring of water and my eyes a fountain…
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A Life Cut Short: Reflections on Charlie Kirk
Charlie Kirk was just 31 years old. A speaker about faith in God, a passionate advocate for what he believed, and—beyond all titles—a human being. Like every one of us, he was a unique creation, fashioned in the image of God. That truth alone makes his death tragic. I am deeply saddened that someone felt…
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Today is a good day
Today is a good day to have a good day LUke 6:45 A good man brings good things out of the good stored up in his heart,
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Origin meaning morality destiny
Four questions everyone has Origin meaning morality destiny Apologist Ravi Zacharias offers what he calls the 3-4-5 method of analyzing worldviews. I would like to share it with you because it will provide you a method with which to judge worldview options. First, there are three tests that a worldview must pass. It must be:…
