Foundations Matter

Foundations Matter

The White House is arguably the world’s most famous private residence.Who knew that it could also qualify as the ultimate Fixer Upper? From its earliest days, America’s presidential mansion has seen its share of setbacks.   In 1814, an invading British...
Never Too Old

Never Too Old

A number of years ago I drove to south Florida with two of my teenage sons.We were hungry late one night, so we hopped into our car and went through the drive-through at the local Wendy’s. I made our request for burgers and fries, then pulled up to the...
Sketches of Heaven

Sketches of Heaven

C.S. Lewis once imagined what it would be like to grow up in a prison.In a sermon that was ultimately published as The Weight of Glory the British author and theologian crafted a fable in which a woman is incarcerated.  She’s expecting a child.  Her son arrives and...
Trying on the Other Guy’s Hat

Trying on the Other Guy’s Hat

In the mid-1950s, during the heyday of Major League Baseball, Birdie Tebbetts was the manager of the Cincinnati Reds.Birdie’s public demeanor was gruff and irascible – fairly typical for skippers of that era.  But he also had a soft spot. After giving up...
Finish the Race

Finish the Race

In the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, marathon runner John Stephen Akhwari of Tanzania finished last.But there’s quite a bit more to his story.Akhwari was one of the world’s best long distance runners.  He had never trained at high altitudes, however, such as those...