Author: Evan McNeff

If you have not yet heard of the movie Little Boy, you may want to find it and plan a movie night.  It is a fantastic and unique film about a young son named Pepper who was willing to do

Have you ever felt empathy for an inanimate object?  I don’t make a habit of doing so, but I recently came across the art installation, “Can’t Help Myself” by Chinese artists Sun Yuan and Peng Yu and suddenly my heart

Have you ever heard of Joseph Bazalgette?  I might wager a bet that you haven’t.  Aside from having a great name and a fantastic taste in facial hair, he was a brilliant man.  Born on March 28th of 1819 in

Not so long ago, I wrote a blog entitled “What is God’s Answer to Afghanistan?”  It dealt with the global struggles that occur when broken humanity has freedom to govern themselves.  That is an incredibly difficult truth to grapple with

In my recent attempts to destigmatize mental health, I have come across many in different circles that have been living in fear or shame due to their internal struggles.  I’ve found others who have harbored the baggage of anger because

I recently read a news story about quicksand.  If you were like me, you might think that this natural phenomenon exists only in antiquated stories from old prospectors of the Wild West.  But it is still possible for hikers in

Cross Scott, a shop technician for an auto-care business, was test-driving a customer’s car when he came across a white sedan rolling down the road’s shoulder with their hazard lights blinking.  After placing a rock under the front wheel, he