Social Media Saturation?

Is there a saturation point that can be reached with social media?  How do you make use of social media?  How do you use Facebook?  Do you use it personally?  Does your organization use it?  How do you use Twitter?  Do you use it personally?  Does your organization use it?  How is your use of [...]

Greatest Capacity, Yet Without a Clue

[E]ven if we can do what we want, the question remains: What do we want? The near-omnipotence of our means of freedom doubles back to join hands with the near-emptiness of our ends.  We do not have a purpose to match our technique.  So, ironically, we have the greatest capacity when we have the least [...]

Bridging the Chasm

If the chasm is to be bridged, God must bridge it.  If we are to desire the highest good, the highest good must come down and draw us so that it may become a reality we desire.  From this perspective there is no merit in either seeking or finding.  All is grace. The secret of [...]

Delicious Blogs

I spent a bunch of time over the holiday weekend getting caught up on some blog reading.  I use Google Reader to take in all of my blog content and lately have been feeling the back-pressure build.  Going into the weekend, there were over 1000 unread blog posts piled up.  Slowly but surely I chipped [...]

The Inescapable Question of Biography

Part of our contemporary crisis of identity can be summed up by saying that modern people are haunted by an inescapable question of biography: Who am I?  From magazine covers to psychiatrists’ couches to popular seminars, we are awash with self-styled answers to this question.  But many people are dissatisfied with the answers peddled because [...]

Schlafly Gets Props in the L.A. Times

My favorite local brew gets props in the L.A. Times.  Read the article, Saint Louis Brewery Leads Microbrew Market. My favorite is their Pale Ale.