We have more data points than ever. More information than ever is tracked, monitored, and available about politics. Shouldn’t we be able to make better predictions?

I believe The Wisdom Pyramid will help anyone who reads it. But don’t just take it from me. Take it from the kind folks who endorsed the book.

I’m excited to announce that my fourth book will be coming out in February from Crossway: The Wisdom Pyramid: Feeding Your Soul in a Post-Truth World.

The “resurrection” season after the death of COVID-19 will be glorious, won’t it?

There is rebirth on the other side of this long Saturday. A great reopening, rebuilding, reunion, resurrection. When will it come?

In retrospect, the horror of watching the spire of Notre-Dame de Paris collapse into billowing flames—a year ago this month—was just a foretaste of horrors to come.

A collection of some of my publications (movie reviews, essays, book excerpts, etc.) from September 2019 to March 2020.

As we close the book on 2019 and as I prepare to create a blank 2020 Google document in a few days, here’s a look at what I appreciated most this year.

These are 10 of the days I would want to revisit from the last 10 years. What would be yours?

Here are my favorite movies, documentaries, TV shows, music albums, and books released in the 2010s decade.

A collection of some of my publications (movie reviews, essays, etc.) from April to August 2019.

If there is one thing that becomes utterly clear living with a child in their first year of life, it’s how fast they change. Every month is change. Every week. Every day.

Hipster coffeeshops are not playing the hipster music of today. They are playing the hipster music from 10-20 years ago. Why?

The California super bloom is speaking theologically, just in time for Easter. What is it saying? Here are a few things I hear.

A collection of some of my publications (movie reviews, essays, book excerpts, etc.) from November 2018 to March 2019.

Many of them could and should apply to every year, but here are 19 habits I hope to cultivate in 2019.

There is a massive amount of great music being made today (and plenty of mediocre music), so one person’s list surely only scratches the surface. But for whatever it’s worth, here are the 2018-released albums, songs, and cover songs (in our overwhelming and confusing musical present, the past has become an important inspiration) I enjoyed the most.

These lists highlight some of my favorites in two categories: books I read in 2018 that were 1) released this year and 2) not released this year. Perhaps some of these will make it onto your bookshelf in 2019. I recommend them all!

On a Thursday in November, 2017, we drove east. In Santa Ana, to drive east is to drive toward the desert. And so to the desert we went. We were headed to Zion.

A collection of some of my publications (movie reviews, essays, book excerpts, etc.) from July to October, 2018.