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My daughters usually come home from school, and almost always have some dramatic story to share: “I can’t believe Suzy said that to Jenny.” Or “I can’t believe Jenny did that to Jane.” Or – “They are so mean – I can’t believe it.” Their lives are filled with constant issues. There is always something…

A Pew Research Center study showed a drop in the number of American Christians – 78% of the population to 71% in seven years. Millennials are largely responsible for the drop. Just 56% of Millennials consider themselves Christians. Religiously unaffiliated Americans, known as the “Nones,” form nearly 23% of the population – a greater percentage…

I’m a middle child, my wife is a middle child and we have three kids. My middle daughter often reminds me of her middle child status and that too often she gets “overlooked.” The oldest is the first to experience, gets everything new and is often the most recognized. The last is coddled as there…

Religion is like living in your parents’ house. It’s safe – You’re protected from the unknown. It’s easy – Mom sets the table and makes your dinner. It’s comfortable – The house is nice and the rent is low. It’s predictable – The rules are clear. And it’s always there – All you have to…
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