Around the Horn August 1

Are You a Good Chef with Your Words?

“Our world glamorizes and gravitates towards the big moments, the big events, the wins with numbers. There’s nothing wrong with these, but anyone who does something worthwhile knows that his job, day by day and hour by hour, is feeding. It’s the faithful work behind the scenes to research the meals, create a balanced plan, buy the ingredients, prep the dishes, and serve the food.”

God’s Beloved Sun

“Does he enjoy this lovely slice of creation with the same delight I do? Does he actually like what he has made? If we can answer those questions, not only will we gain insight into the fathomless gladness of our God, but we will also be better equipped to engage with God’s world as he does.”

Olympic Gold to Missionary Sacrifice: Eric Liddell’s Legacy at 100

“In 2004, Chinese athlete Liu Xiang won Olympic glory for his nation as the gold medalist in the 110-meter hurdles. After his victory, he was acknowledged as the first male Chinese-born track and field Olympic champion. From the standpoint of his nationality, that may be true. If you were to go to Weifang in Shandong, however, you’d find a monument to another son of China who won track and field gold 80 years earlier.”

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