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What if we’re being too social?
We think our common anxiety, division, and the epidemic of loneliness happens because we aren’t social. It’s the opposite.
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“There’s nothing we can do”
We often feel trapped; not knowing what to do. Like we have no options. When we’re really shutting the door to them.
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Why laws don’t actually exist
We treat the law as if it were something other than the means of a people to create community with one another.
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The social media
The concept of social media involves a paradoxical plan to bring both universal and niche together in one place on purpose.
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Desire — my dreams or our dreams
When we talk about pursuing our dreams, what are we saying about everyone else in the world? About our common pursuits?
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Big City or Small Town
Where you live is not a sign that a size of community is better. Better to live in a way to make any community better.
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Confrontation
The image of the shepherd challenges the comfortable, moderate church to be responsible for our common safety.
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Disconnected
How our hyper-individualized focus betrays our sense of what is rational and the very stuff that keeps us together.