Category: Social Issues

Faith Musings Social Issues

Hospitality and Grace: What the Christian Response to Immigration Should Be

Parenting Social Issues

Daughters, Sons, and a Trump Presidency

Facing A Trump Presidency: Finding Hope in Rocky and Nathan Bedford Forrest

Marvel Studios Launches Hero Acts to Raise Money for Save the Children

Tamir Rice’s Mother Awarded $6 million: Was it enough?

Parenting Social Issues

Talking to My Children About the Violent World in Which They Live

Parenting Social Issues

How a Friendship Between a Christian Boy and a Muslim Boy Gives Me Hope

A Civilized Discussion on Gun Control Needs to Happen Now

Parenting Social Issues

My Response to the State of the World’s Fathers Report

Parenting Social Issues

Poorest Children in Urban Areas are at Least Twice as Likely to Die Before Their 5th Birthday: What you can do about it

The NFL Fumbled in Dealing with Ray Rice and Domestic Violence

276 Nigerian Girls were Abducted while we read about the Kardashians, Bieber, and the NFL Draft

Parenting Social Issues

Mets Second Basemen Daniel Murphy Gets Heat for Taking Paternity Leave

Movie Reviews Social Issues

What We All Owe to the March On Washington

Gardening Made Easy with Sunnydaze Raised Garden Beds
It’s springtime, which means I’ve got dirt under my fingernails and I’m trying to grow things in my backyard. I’m always hopeful at the start of spring that by the time I’m in the middle of summer, I’ve got fresh vegetables to eat. Some years, I fulfill that hope. Others, I’m still running to the […]
Post-Vasectomy Tips from a Dad Who Has Been Through It
After my vasectomy, I cowboy walked out of the office and headed toward my home. The office was a few blocks from my house and as I walked home, my favorite neighborhood bar beckoned me. Since I had childcare for a few hours, I thought, “I deserve a beer and a burger,” and I gingerly […]
Napping in Marie Antoinette’s Backyard
After I hiked 100 miles along Hadrian’s Wall in England with my friends in 2016, I met up with my wife and one-year-old daughter on a train to Paris. My legs were shot and Paris was amid a heat wave, but the excitement of visiting Paris for the first time overshadowed the blisters on my […]
Climbing PENN 1 for the American Lung Association
One of the ways I’m going to keep in shape this year is to set goals for myself. In setting goals for myself, I am hoping to help organizations meet their goals. On March 25th, I will be climbing 55 floors inside PENN 1 for the American Lung Association. To donate to my fundraising page, […]
Cleaning is Sexy with Force of Nature
I have heard repeatedly that women find men who clean the house sexy. Well, I’ve been a stay-at-home dad for over 18 years and have yet to find my picture on the cover of People Magazine’s Sexiest Man Alive issue. Being a stay-at-home parent means most housework falls on your shoulders. And let me tell […]

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