Hinga Mbogo came to America from Kenya for an education; he wound up living the American dream. After completing his education in Miami, Mbogo traveled to Dallas for...
In my last article, I shared about burnout, the first stage of a quarter-life crisis. Today we are going to take a look at the second stage: the...
In our previous article we discussed how Jesus’s ethics and teachings lead to a conclusion about a limited view of government. In today’s article, the final one in...
Approximately 34.2 million Americans have provided unpaid care to an adult aged 50 or older in the past 12 months. The majority of caregivers are female (60 percent)....
Editor’s note: Dr. Anne Bradley was recently featured in an interview with Praxis Circle. Below are a few highlights of that conversation centered around the failure of socialism....
It is hard for me to believe that this will be the third Easter blog I have written since being diagnosed with ALS. The doctors gave me one...
Annually the Easter weekend takes us through a wrenching drama, from the horror of a humiliating death to the hope of new life and resurrection. It would be...
“To engage young people, education needs to be about religious or social values that transcend preparing for a job,” suggests Mark Oppenheimer in a recent WSJ article. He...
Exodus, like several other books in the Bible that I have discussed in previous articles, is full of references that help to form foundational principles of our theology...
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