Author: Danny Chai

Book VII of St. Augustine’s Confessions is incredible. It’s astounding to me how much he thinks like a modern man – in particularly, how his […]

Derek Webb’s Fingers Crossed came out a year ago. I feel like writing about it because I think it’s the most disturbed I’ve ever felt […]

Last quotation from Strength To Love that struck me. He’s talking about slavery and segregation, and how people let it go on for so long, […]

Here’s another quotation from MLK Jr’s Strength To Love that I found relevant for the evangelical church today: The Greek Church in Russia allied itself […]

I just read Martin Luther King Jr.’s Strength To Love, a collection of his sermons, and I found it enormously thought-provoking. One thing that amazes […]

We spent the weekend in Japan – Osaka, Kyoto and Kobe. I was struck mainly by two things. One, it’s kind of ridiculous how cash […]

We’re in Korea right now, got here Saturday night. I come to Korea every few years, infrequently enough that it feels different every time I […]

I’m reading St. Augustine’s Confessions for the first time and I came across the most reasonable explanation for standards of morality that I’ve ever read: […]

I’d say my mom was a tiger mom (at least to me – for some reason I’ve never understood, she kind of let up on […]

We had a small group leader’s meeting at church on Sunday and they gave us a book: Strengthening The Soul Of Your Leadership. I’m not […]