A common table is a great equalizer. It says we sit at the same level and eat the same food, sharing the same need and enjoying the same grace. And Christian hospitality requires us to do that with people less like ourselves.
Category: commentary
the end of summer
As a kid I might have wished I had found the perfect shark eye (moon snail) along the beach, or had finished a conversation with a girl I met on the pier without sounding like an idiot. And nothing has changed but my list.
things I try to avoid
Name tags often spark very superficial conversations when what we need are real ones.
let’s play nice, kids
When ratings meet reputation: new studies claim digital communication results in more and better friendships, greater honesty and faster intimacy.
(re)collections on God’s faithfulness
I've been blogging now over nine years, and am planning to pull together some collections of these essays as small paperbacks that could be shared with others. I've outlined them here, and welcome your feedback on which ones you might find helpful or interesting.
the daysman 