Apathy

Finding Peace and Help During the Pandemic

Whether it be financial, social, or even worse, loss of life, there is a sense that we lack something or someone now that we had before the global pandemic.

Was Jesus Tolerant?

Reflecting on the International Day of Tolerance.

Bloodshed

A reflection from Ravi Zacharias on the recent shootings.

Numbering Our Days

"Being unable to cure death, wretchedness, and ignorance men have decided, in order to be happy, not to think about such things."(1) It is a rare gift, in this age of distractions, to have five minutes to rest and reflect. Recently, I had...

The Journey's End

An essay from G.K. Chesterton begins, "In all the current controversies, people begin at the wrong end as readily as at the right end; never stopping to consider which is really the end."(1) In a world very impressed with our ability to...

Talking About What Matters Part 4: Breaking the Spell of Apathy and Distractions

Barring extreme measures, one of the only ways to hold people’s attention nowadays is to help them actually care about the subject you’re discussing. You’ll find that certain...

Talking About What Matters Part 3: Imagination

Imagination is the antidote to apathy and distractions. But imagination is a very misunderstood word. What exactly is the imagination anyway? Do only “artsy” and “creative”...

Talking About What Matters Part 1: Confronting the Challenge of Apathy

Do you hate small talk? Do you dread comments about the weather? Someone once told me that deep conversations end after college. But many of us want to keep on having serious...

The Ultimate Spotter

Have you ever been in this plight before—commissioned to pick up an international guest at the Mumbai airport at 2 a.m.? It's not so much the time that I want you to empathize with me about, but the sheer task of spotting a face that you...

What If I Don't Need God?