Understanding Spirituality and Culture through Christ
Logan is always playing the game to win. He says, "I always win." And this mindset of playing the game to win is something Simon Sinek, calls the finite game. He wrote a book called the infinite game in which he says people often play two types of games.
Read MoreThe Moore Bond existed to entertain, the Craig Bond lived to point us to the deeper way of love, the Christlike way of self-giving love which is the proper function of a man who lives a life worth living.
Read MoreA strong sense of why is deeply motivating, giving us the energy to face what we have to do each day with a deep sense of purpose and meaning. Simon Sinek is right in helping us to see why focusing on the why is more important than focusing on the 'what.' But the 'why' in and of itself is amoral, so it can easily be used in narcissistic self-seeking ways. When we make our 'why' to align with the glorifying God, by valuing intimacy with God and obeying God's command to love our neighbors we will be energized to truly create a world of love and peace.
Read MoreWe live in a world filled with so many distractions, ranging from facebook feeds to giant billboards advertising junk food. We suffering from a sense of scatter-brainedness, and inability to focus on important priorities. For Christians, remembrance of death is a spiritual discipline that helps create an urgency of intention to prioritize our spiritual life with God and our neighbor all else.
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