John Piper was one of the first and the few white evangelical pastors to make a public statement on the controversial shooting death of Florida teen Trayvon Martin. Not only is his passion for racial reconciliation informed by… Read More
Posted on March 31, 2012 by cascheller
Blogging, Books, Christianity, Christianity Today, church life, Community, Culture, Ethics, Faith, Family, Friendship, History, Leadership, Public Square, Race, Redemption, Social Action, Theology, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
Blogging, Books, Christianity, Christianity Today, church life, Community, Culture, Dr. Anthony Bradley, Ethics, Faith, Family, Friendship, History, John Piper, Leadership, Public Square, Race, Race and the Christian, Racial Reconciliation, Redemption, Reformed theology, Rob Bell, Social Action, Theology, Tim Keller, transracial adoption, Trayvon Martin, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
What would you do if your teenager posted a note on Facebook essentially calling you a tyrant and saying she’s tired of being your slave? I would be horrified, but since my children were grown before the advent… Read More
Posted on February 25, 2012 by cascheller
Blogging, Culture, Ethics, Family, Leadership, Psychology, Public Square, Redemption, Technology, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
All Josephson, anger, Blogging, Culture, Ethics, facebook, Family, Leadership, M.D., parenting, Privacy, Psychology, Public Square, Redemption, social media, Technology, TheHighCalling, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
Michael Hyatt is a New York Times best-selling author and leadership expert. He is also board chairman of Thomas Nelson Publishers, the largest Christian publishing company in the world. Hyatt left his position as CEO of Thomas Nelson earlier this year… Read More
Posted on December 3, 2011 by cascheller
Blogging, Books, Capitalism, Ethics, Faith, Family, Leadership, Technology, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
Amazon.com, Blogging, Books, Capitalism, Ethics, Faith, Family, Kindle Fire, Leaderhsip, Leadership, Michael Hyatt, News Corp, Technology, TheHighCalling, Thomas Nelson Publishing, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
It was a short work week because of the Fourth of July holiday, so even though I wrote three posts for Urban Faith, only one was published this week, and perhaps that’s appropriate given that it’s a bit… Read More
Posted on July 8, 2011 by cascheller
About the Explorer, Blogging, Culture, Ethics, Faith, Gabriel Gifford Scheller, grief, History, Public Square, Race, Redemption, Social Action, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
Blogging, Culture, Ethics, Faith, Gabriel Gifford Scheller, grief, History, Public Square, Race, Redemption, Social Action, UrbanFaith.com, Vocation, Walkin' the Talk
John and Lisa Howard-Fusco’s food blog helps locals and visitors find the best of the South Jersey food scene. Eating in South Jersey isn’t what Forked River residents John and Lisa Howard-Fusco expected. The blog they launched in 2008… Read More
Posted on April 22, 2011 by cascheller
I enjoy reading the perspectives of the women at Slate’s Double X channel. (I also like Ann Althouse and Penelope Trunk, two smart, quirky bloggers who live in Wisconsin.) But I’ve had a particular fondness for Double X… Read More
Posted on October 1, 2010 by cascheller
My first column is up at Urban Faith. It was inspired by the International Arts Movement’s Encounter 10 gathering. That’s one of the speakers, David Sacks, talking about his gorgeous photography work in the photo above. I interviewed… Read More
Today is the first Sunday of Advent and I’m missing my Anglican church (St. James in Newport Beach, CA). Had I been there this morning, I might have played a role in lighting the Candle of Hope. I’ve been worshiping with the Baptists… Read More
Posted on November 30, 2008 by cascheller
Michael Kalichman, director of the Research Ethics Program at UC San Diego, spoke this morning about hESC ethics. His was a probing Q&A format as he tried to get the scientists to think through the pertinent… Read More
Posted on March 11, 2008 by cascheller
Day 1 of the National Pastors Convention was delightful, both because the volunteers manning the information both were so kind and helpful throughout the day, and also because my interview with prolific author Phyllis Tickle was so much… Read More
Posted on February 26, 2008 by cascheller
Explorations Media
Coming soon!
“What will I wear? What will I say? Get it together girl. You can do this.”
“Maybe I’ll give this one to him at my going-away party.”
Emoji: “You are a Knock out! You’re so hot. Congratulations on getting out of here! You are all that and more!!!!”
Cursive: “What?”
Coming soon!
“Obsolescence is just a state of mind. Will Cursive see that or will she keep living in the past?”
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