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“Where do you want to go today?” Wrong question!
Things didn’t always go well during our early days down there in the beautiful sun, and not so pretty smog: 1. the first week, while...
Richard Dahlstrom
Nov 26, 20134 min read


Recovering the Body before its completely dead.
“the end of sex” as we know it, referencing an article about the dramatically diminishing sex lives of Japanese young people, as the joy...
Richard Dahlstrom
Nov 13, 20134 min read


The Most Important Thing You can do for your Transformation
previous post about “the end of sex as we know it” because it addresses an important trend in our culture. But a convergence of...
Richard Dahlstrom
Oct 31, 20133 min read


The End of Sex as we know it – and what to do about it (embodiment pt 2)
“Japan’s under-40s appear to be losing interest in conventional relationships. Millions aren’t even dating, and increasing numbers can’t...
Richard Dahlstrom
Oct 23, 20134 min read


Embodiment Part One: Getting out of our heads and off of our phones.
Embodiment is the answer. I’m old enough to know that if I don’t get up and do something with my body before the day gets on, I won’t do...
Richard Dahlstrom
Oct 22, 20134 min read


Practical Advice for Maximizing Your University Experience
The NY Times had a great little read recently called, “Ditch Your Laptop – Dump your Boyfriend” filled with good, practical advice on how...
Richard Dahlstrom
Oct 1, 20133 min read


Dousing the flames of hypocrisy: The Big Value of Small Ideas
And there are lots of other ideas as well, tens of thousands of “medium ideas” that have been shaping forces in still significant ways: ...
Richard Dahlstrom
Sep 25, 20134 min read


Advice to Pastors and Other Christians: leave people alone – sort of.
It’s a diverse world out there. Gloriously diverse. Within the walls of the church, however, it’s a different story. I scroll through...
Richard Dahlstrom
Sep 18, 20134 min read


Faith, Sight, and Cairnes on trails: Examining the “historical” Jesus in the bestseller
At the outset, Aslan shares his testimony of becoming a Christian, and then his predictable college deconstruction of his faith, as he...
Richard Dahlstrom
Sep 11, 20134 min read


Walking Carefully: The Context changes the focus
FOCUS ON THE END: Slacklining is the art of walking a short distance on a thin line stretched between two trees. Learning how to do...
Richard Dahlstrom
Sep 3, 20134 min read


When Everything’s Collapsing? The Ancient Paths
Meanwhile, our pop culture offers one of it’s stars at a music awards show and we’re struck with the realization that nobility,...
Richard Dahlstrom
Aug 28, 20134 min read


Lessons from an Alpine Funeral
I was grateful, after the death of my friend Hans Peter Royer, that my daughter was able to attend his funeral in Austria. Her guest...
Richard Dahlstrom
Aug 27, 20135 min read


Quotes for Saturday – Today: Bonhoeffer, Berry, Rilke, Dahlstrom
Look people in the eye and you will discover their intentions. Not how people laugh. Listen to how they talk about their parents. ...
Richard Dahlstrom
Aug 24, 20132 min read


Lessons from Daniel and Esther: Know Your King or Miss Your Point
Daniel and Esther are two personalities in Israel’s history who understood that they will gladly serve the king, and work for the good of...
Richard Dahlstrom
Aug 23, 20134 min read


Edelweiss: walking in danger without fear
My friend who recently died in Austria was more than a friend. He was a mentor to each my children. Kristi Dahlstrom’s reflections on...
Richard Dahlstrom
Aug 21, 20134 min read


Habits, Endings, and Heights – Three great reads for the end of summer
Life’s more than full this week, and next, so I probably won’t be writing much for a few days. In the meantime, I’ve wanted to review...
Richard Dahlstrom
Aug 15, 20133 min read


More Beautiful Than It Has To Be
Beauty Matters – guest contributor Kristi Dahlstrom shares why The Way Home The air was cool and fresh. Ten thousand brilliant stars...
Richard Dahlstrom
Aug 14, 20131 min read


Surprised by lack of joy – and what to do about it
I was able to hear the same perspective from an honest insider today who said, “I’ve been living my Christian life for two decades now,...
Richard Dahlstrom
Aug 9, 20133 min read


When Life produces Too Much Life: The Value of Quitting
The essence of strategy is choosing what not to do. – Michael Porter There’s a forest in m Too many trees. Too many buds on the vine. ...
Richard Dahlstrom
Aug 5, 20133 min read


Rearranging the Chairs…a response to Rachel Held Evans
thought provoking piece about why Millenials are leaving the church. She writes about how frustrating it is for her to give talks on...
Richard Dahlstrom
Jul 29, 20134 min read
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