We have to live as global-minded Christians who are active on a local level. This blog is a conversation to equip and challenge you to live glocally.
Here's what I've done over the last several weeks to "minimalize" my stuff.
Start your weekend off right with these 7 stories and resources.
Use Google or Gmail? Here are some tips to making the most of your time on the internet.
A lot has happened this week - make sure you didn't miss these parts.
Several of you asked me to talk more about my standing desk at work, here's some more info (and pictures) about the standing desk I created.
The best way to have a great week at work is to intentionally plan for it. Here's how I plan out every week in order to get more done, succeed more, and be happier.
Here's what I've been learning about this week...and two books that I'll be reading very soon.
Is your smartphone keeping you from being productive or being present with your friends? This app may help you with those problems.
Banksy. Leap Year. Fear. Space Ice. Here's what you missed from the last 7 days.
Here's my review of the new book from Jonathan David Golden entitled "Be You. Do Good."
The future of the internet, a historic friendship, and a secret society. All that and more are compiled in this week's list of highlights from the last 7 days!
The success of a day, or lack thereof, is all dependent on how we start our days.
Cheese, finances, and gentrification (plus a few other things). Here's my wrap-up of the most interesting stories, studies, and advice from around the internet during this past week. Enjoy!
Can we make a difference in the lives of others and in our world? Should that even be our goal?
A lot has happened over the past week, here are 7 of the things that have stood out to me.
I'm no expert, but here are four health lessons I've learned from my healthy journey over the last few years.
I've fallen in love with my NutriBullet. Here's my favorite vegetable and fruit 'smoothie' recipe.
Here's your weekly Friday update on what I've been learning about and learning from this week!
Against such overwhelming statistics and countless heartbreaking stories of the realities for those faced with hunger, one is left wondering how much difference we can make. Can one person make a difference? Can even 1,000 people make a long-term impact?
