All right, here’s the thing… Amongst other skills and positive experiences in my life, I am a solid professional researcher. Yes, that is a key part of what I “do Continue Reading
I will likely upset a lot of people with this article. For the record, I did not vote for Trump. If I had a daughter, which I don’t, I wouldn’t Continue Reading
I had a fascinating conversation with compadre Dana Hanson yesterday and have been thinking about it ever since. His insight was this: Contempt for one’s opponents/enemies never gets you anywhere Continue Reading
Mass Success Fame Celebrity Status All Start Sports Star Making the Big Time Being “Somebody” Our culture trains our young to shoot for these things. Could that be a big Continue Reading
You need an MBA! You need a credit score above 800! You need a resume full of experience! You need a folio full of certificates, degrees, and credentials! Nonsense. Continue Reading
Great article by Justin Trapp on his blog. Full article: http://justintrapp.com/the-average-sermon-length-of-these-10-well-known-pastors/ How long are sermons at your church? Most people think “shorter is better.” Some very effective pastors would beg Continue Reading
2017 is the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. Martin Luther is more or less the “Hamilton” of Germany this year–with a strange crossover merging pop culture and history. Continue Reading
The Koch brothers are the devil incarnate to many progressives. But do you actually know their positions on immigration, prison reform, drug legalization, police violence, war in the Mideast, and Continue Reading
The Social Vision of Abraham Kuyper Insights from a lecture given by Vincent Bacote of Wheaton College at Acton University 2017. Abraham Kuyper (b. 1837 in Holland) is one of Continue Reading
Message I gave on Father’s Day 2017 at Hosanna! in Lakeville, Minnesota. In memory of my dad, Tom(my) Housholder, 1934-2004. Feel free to pass it on.
