Esau was not about to die. I think we can say that with some degree of confidence. He was hungry, yes—maybe even famished—and exhausted after a long day hunting in the field. But describing his condition as teetering on the verge of death was probably a touch on the...
Esau was not about to die. I think we can say that with some degree of confidence. He was hungry, yes—maybe even famished—and exhausted after a long...
Esau was not about to die. I think we can say that with some degree of confidence. He was hungry, yes—maybe even famished—and exhausted after a long...
Facebook's homepage didn't always look like that. Once upon a time, 20-plus years ago, it was called TheFacebook—and it was only for Harvard...
This isn't promised, I think to myself as I wrap my arms around my wife, drifting off to sleep at the end of a long day. Not this moment. Not the...
I don't know where AI is heading. I don't know what it's going to be capable of in five years. I don't know what it's going to be capable of in five...
The shadow of the Wizard looms over Dorothy's entire story. He's the one with the power to get her home. He's the one the whole city of Oz revolves...
We were not made to be connected to everything all the time. We were not made to have unfettered, infinite access to every communal thought and...
We are in the middle of a holy day season that points our attention toward why we're here, where we're going, and what we need to be doing on the...
"And when they had sung a hymn, they went out to the Mount of Olives" (Mark 14:26). That sentence used to feel a little inconsequential to me. The...
Mark's gospel account starts with an impressive momentum and doesn't let up. There's a sense of urgency and action that pervades the entire account....
