Culture • Popular Culture Giacometti and Dylan, Years Later Dr. Steven Garber | 2 min read There are threads that run through our lives. Yesterday I was given a tour of the Cornell University campus, and we stopped at the Johnson Art Museum, designed by I.M.... Continue Reading
Culture • Popular Culture On Quiet and Corhaven Rev. Bill Haley | 3 min read In a recent New York Times opinion article entitle “The Joy of Quiet”, the well-known author Pico Iyer reflected on one of the deep ironies of our 3G, wi-fi, smart-phone,... Continue Reading
Vocation • Visions of Vocation The Work of Our Hands Matters Dr. Steven Garber | 1 min read Work matters. It is not only the name of a good book, but more importantly the way the world really is. Vocation is integral, not incidental, to the missio Dei.... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture Abraham Kuyper– the Mystic Who Was Prime Minister –on the New Year Dr. Steven Garber | 2 min read “When presently the twelfth stroke of the clock shall have sounded, we stand again at the opening of a new year. For that year also God appoints the beginning. He... Continue Reading
Culture • Vocation • Popular Culture Paradox, Punditry, Prayer– and Tim Tebow as a Leader Ray Blunt | 4 min read We are on Tebow overload. We now have the new Tebow Rule (no messages in eye-black allowed), the recent entry into the official lexicon of the word “Tebowed” (spontaneous prayer... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture Vaclav Havel–A Vocation for the Common Good Dr. Steven Garber | 2 min read “When we lose God in the modern world, we lose meaning, purpose, accountability, and responsibility.” We do come and go…. and now, so has Vaclav Havel. But now he knows... Continue Reading
