ParadoxUganda

Ours, that is. Well before he was born, with our history of loss and preterm labor, living in the era of no phone coverage/power/running wa...

Serge's tag line: Grace at the Fray.  We're called to be that stitch that binds the unraveling edge.  We're called to pour our...

Tomorrow we're heading back to Uganda for the week, the place we called home for 17 years. It's actually the longest we lived anywh...

This is not the portrait of a winner.  Or is it? Tomorrow begins the season of Lent.  Per the highly recommended Biola Lent Project (a...

Healing then, and perhaps healing now (though we don't always realize it), can never be simply a matter of correcting a few faults in t...

Dear Orthopedic Surgery Residency Program Director: In case you google Luke Myhre, now you know two things.  He likes bones, and h...

As I (Scott) arrived at the hospital this morning, I did my usual preliminary pass through the Labor & Delivery area scouting for pote...

"If you can see a thing whole," he said, "it seems that it is always beautiful.  Planets, lives . . . But close up, a world ...

Neither being passive or pushy carry positive connotations, yet both feel inevitable in a world warped by evil.  Once upon a time we learne...