Visible Roots
Reflects on many years' experience with Gutenberg and the importance of "roots."
Reflects on many years' experience with Gutenberg and the importance of "roots."
Addresses the 2024 Gutenberg graduating class.
Explores the American value of independence of mind.
Explores the idea of authenticity, as used by both contemporary culture and the Bible.
Uses one person's story to explore our relationship to nature and to its Creator.
Focuses on the Parable of the Prodigal Son to discuss two common difficulties interpreters face when interpreting the parables.
Examines three ways that pursuing truth is an ally to faith.
Addresses Gutenberg's 2023 graduating class and encourages them to continue the process of "becoming."
Explores "virtue" and whether it should be the goal of life for Christians.
Examines a recent addition to artificial intelligence technology.
Discusses the study of history and how it is much more than "just the facts."
Proposes that textbooks lie--not in what they say but in the way they say it.
Examines the biblical view of the meaning of suffering.
Uses Job's story to reflect on the purpose of suffering.
Describes the journey of a Gutenberg student.
Discusses the value of literature written by Christians as opposed to "Christian" literature.
Examines Matthew 21:18-20 to discover why Jesus cursed the fig tree.
Explores how knowledge can be possible when rational people embrace different ideas.
Eulogizes Ron Julian and describes his teaching of John 8:58.
Emphasizes the importance of the Apostle John's witness to the truth of Jesus' death and resurrection.