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Here's the "trailer" for my new book!! Note the photo-realistic drawings...
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For those whose objection to soccer is the lack of scoring, the USA beat Paraguay 28-7.
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I only hear non-Christians say that UFO disclosure will shake one’s faith.
Steven Spielberg says his new movie, Disclosure Day, about aliens will have Christians and people of faith second-guessing their own religion. Spielberg says the movie will take the position of the Church. "Is God our God only on this planet, or is God a God for every system where there's civilization?" "That would mess up a lot of people."
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I'll help, maybe: Jesus didn't talk about who is a Christian. He was looking for followers. Still is.
As a non-Christian, and therefore an outsider looking in, I'm mystified by this debate that pops up from time to time about whether Mormons are Christians. They recognize the divinity of Jesus Christ. What other qualification could there be? Well, far be it from me to tell Christians who's a Christian. I'm just puzzled.
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It's a BOOK BIRTHDAY! Living Unoffended is now available! Please order it, unless--and this is a live option--you don't want to. Here's a photo of what it might look like to own it and look at it if you are wearing boots.
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And here's what it looks like inside. Love that HarperCollins folks let me take a creative approach. The book is about living at peace, and has excerpts from previous books plus 20 new chapters. And my artisanal, bespoke drawings. I like John Mark Comer, but he doesn't have stick figures.
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And this is what it would kinda look like if you are reading it while wearing two right-footed clown shoes.
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When big changes happen in one country, there will be many theories. When big changes happen globally, there are fewer candidates. Two new studies on the global drop in birthrates point to the iPhone as a contributor. By @stavernise nytimes.com/2026/06/08/us/ip…
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Pretty sure this is Decatur, IL
Name this city without Googling
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This NYT dovetails w/ the data: ✔️ Married dads are the happiest men
"Men who prioritize fatherhood may lose some sleep, gain some extra weight & enjoy less free time, but they can also discover a richer life with greater meaning, purpose & connection. And when it comes to brain health and mental fitness, becoming a father is one of the best things you can do." nytimes.com/2026/06/06/opini…
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"Since Al is making everyone sound more generic and NPC, I recommend becoming the most unhinged version of you, to counterbalance. Write like a crazy person who hasn't interacted with humanity in years. Break any and all of the rules... Now is your time to channel the weirdest version of you." -- Laura Guenther Ladies in gentlemen, I give you this here book. No way AI could write this thing. Or draw the little stick figure people. Probably.
Picked up @branthansen new book at Mardel today. They actually had it before the release date. Can't wait to dive in!
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Not for this book, yet. But I did do a video series for Unoffendable about anger and the genius of forgiveness. Study guides are available, too. Makes for GREAT conversation, because everybody relates to this.
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I just passed your book off for our wednesday morning mens book club at church. Do you have a guided study book to go with or a devotional for study purposes?
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Yes, we appreciate this reality. Sometimes we as human beings take politically unpopular stands or things that everyone else finds that unthinkable because we want to live in a society where people are not murdered for their genetic misfortunes.
I know that you're never going to persuade pro-lifers on the Down Syndrome thing. I understand where they are coming from. But they need to appreciate the reality that very few people agree with them and/or are willing to do that.
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It’s out! It’s in the wild! Official release day is Tuesday, but someone just found it at a Barnes and Noble in New Hampshire.
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Can confirm.
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3. The majority of college faculty under 35 say they are in favor of shutting down speakers with whom they disagree. What terrifies the censors and cancellers is not necessarily that a dangerous idea might be thought, or even expressed, but that it might become common knowledge.
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An idea: Instead of posting or emailing something A.I. wrote for you, just share the prompt you used. It'll have more of your heart and humanness, which is in short supply.
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Write your own stuff. "What staggers me is how any man could prefer the galley-slave labour of transcription to the freeman's work of attempting an essay on his own."
A classical ed teacher on LinkedIn just shared CS Lewis' response to plagiarism and it's brilliant. Let's use it with students to shun AI -->
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A High School required reading list from 1978. Yes, students under 18 years old read: -Homer's The Odyssey & The Iliad -Miguel Cervantes' Don Quixote -Herman Melville's Moby Dick -Virgil's Aeneid -Tolstoy's War and Peace -Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment. How many books on this list have you read?
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Thank you! Honored!
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Fantastic read. Highly recommend.
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My book about "righteous anger" and what to do with it... is now only $8 on Amazon. It's called Unoffendable. Great for group study and discussion, too, I think. EVERYONE can relate to this, and the approach is counter-intuitive.
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