Today. The word carries such power. Today! It's what you make it. What will you do with it? How will you use it? Does it compel you to suit up, face your fears, believe the evidence that it will pass so soon, and seize it while you can? Do you hear the voices calling out from the picture on the
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You know how I know books are children? Because they can be such snots to their parents. Michaelangelo, when asked why he didn’t have a wife or children, said his wife was his art and his works were his children. And when those children are little, they can be completely irrational. If you want to be a parent of this
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In a move that had Asia’s trees all a-flutter, this season during the holidays it happened: ebooks sales of the top 6 bestsellers outsold print. Thursday’s USA Today bestseller list (1/6/11) “will show digital’s new popularity: E-book versions of the top six books outsold the print versions last week. And of the top 50, 19 had higher e-book than print sales.”
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Convergence. Moving toward union or uniformity; especially coordinated movement of the two eyes so that the image of a single point is formed. We might hold such truth to be self-evident, but convergence, the merging of distinct ideas, people, industries, and technologies into a unified whole balanced in equality, is the basis of our government, healthy relationships, of spiritual lives,
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If it’s true that no one had a perfect childhood, seeking comfort for what we lacked as children is something of a universal. So where do you go for comfort? Christians know God is supposed to be our comfort. But most people still search for false escapes in music, television, drugs, sex, games, books, even work. The most human of
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