FIRST PRINCIPLES--REDUX

  The Future Of the West and Populism: The Disaster of Unchecked Immigration I started reading a book called the Guns of August.  It’s suppo...

  A Race For Everyone: Justice Run Fun Running is becoming a family affair. Last weekend was the 4 th time I’ve completed a race at the Jus...

  The Complete Picture of Jogging and Gratitude for the Growth My running schedule is nearing the end of the summer/fall session. This seaso...

  Spaghetti Dinner for One: Best Meal of the Week Had a full dinner tonight.  Spaghetti remains a favorite meal for me. Of course there isn’...

  Creativity Reflects God in Everything We Do The summer is coming to a close and with it, the need to spend time mowing the lawn and wateri...

What have I learned about being busy? Busyness is just a feeling. It’s possible to manage multiple tasks and become more efficient. Like a...

  Jogging with Friends and Taking on Extra Responsibilities Today was the first day of another group training cycle with Runner’s World Tuls...

  We Grow in Community: Love Day 25 Today was “Love Day” for Church on the Movers in Tulsa.  Love is a Verb It’s an annual community serve d...

  Trump avoids War but Gets Sidetracked by Foreign Conflicts The news is usually my source of writing inspiration, but I’m struggling to u...

 Complaining About the Deep State and the Nature of Blogging I’ve lost my nerve a bit on writing. Not that I’m not doing it. I am, but my bl...

    Dean Karnazes and the Crazy World of Ultramarathon Running I had to google Dean Karnazes after I read his book “A Runner’s High: My Li...

  Writing is a Discipline that Needs Strict Parameters It seems like I don’t have a lot of interest in writing anymore. At least not to the ...

  Easter Commission: Reflecting on God’s Faithfulness Easter forces reflection in me of God’s goodness in big and small seasons of life. T...

  DOGE Saves the Country, Or the Fiscal Floor Caves In I’ve wanted to write something about DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency) for a...