My wife made the mistake of trying to pass a pickup truck on the way home from church on a slow country road. She was met with lane blocking, crazy looks, and a middle finger. All for a van full of kids to witness. Later that night as we discussed her day, it brought up a lot of questions:
How thin is the line between civilization and anarchy? What historically has kept us “civilized” and what is happening to those barriers today? Family, Faith, and Community have been our historical strength and our historical barricade to chaos. What now?
In a world where meaning is found in labels and on bright screens, what happens when people don’t gain meaning from relationships with other people?
When you are walking on thin ice, how do you find solid ground?
On Service and Happy Surprises
Riding Out The Storm
Smells Like Teen Spirit
The Age of Narcissism
This Family Is Our Fortress
On The Verge Of Despair
Tornados and Silence
Home With The NYPD
Queens, NY
The Last Resort
Getting Real
12 Strong
In The Sun, I Feel As One
A Journey Into The Cascades
Our Grief And Fear
On Despair And Hopelessness
Predators And Everyday Saints
Many Rivers To Cross
So We Blew Up An Aid Worker
Toyota, Supply Chains, And You
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