Category: Blog post
The Future of Video Content: Who Will Pay?
Google “movie leaked”. I dare you. The 2,020,000 results that spill down your screen are a testament to the internet’s ability to eat up an
I’m Back…
Friends, I hope you’ll forgive my absence in your inbox lately. The last few months have been tremendously transformative for me: I married the
Black and White Keys
I sat down hesitantly at the piano bench on the church stage. Gerald the ‘Music Minister’ had been playing a soulful gospel
Betsy DeVos is the new Cathie Black
Now that Betsy DeVos has successfully bought herself a seat in the Trump cabinet – and protesters are already making her job impossible –
This Week, Millions of People Made America Great Again
What a week it has been! It began last Saturday, January 21st, 2017 with the Women’s March in over 500 cities. With estimates of 3.3 million
prayer // fasting \\ vision
Today I fast. A simple, ancient act. As it is written in Joel 1:14, “Solemnize a fast, Proclaim an assembly; Gather the elders—all the
Chill Out, America. This Too Shall Pass.
Photo: A somewhat thoughtful take on the 2016 United States Presidential Election Friends, The third and final presidential debate came to an end
Chad Rochkind: A Jail at Michigan Central Station is Detroit’s Dumbest Idea
This article by Chad Rochkind originally appeared on the Detroit News blog, before it was removed without explanation on Wednesday, August 17,
Flint and the Myth of American Exceptionalism
“I remember when they built cars in Flint and you couldn’t drink the water in Mexico” – Flint resident The reality is setting in that
Michigan Governor Snyder and Nestle Announce Partnership to Keep Flint Pipes in the Ground
Part 2 in a Series. Read Part 1 Michigan Governor Rick Snyder, struggling to regain public trust after admitting ultimate responsibility for the