Culture fights fill the feed until purpose feels vague and every argument looks like the only story worth telling. Don Weber on donpaul puts faith framed questions, civic heat, and purpose work on the same desk without pretending they are one neat brand.
Forty questions for Christians now waving rainbow flags asks evangelicals to read, ponder, and answer after a court week that left many in lament without asking for pity. Three letters that can fix this mess of society carries Darrell Scott addressing Congress after Columbine with words aimed at parents, teachers, and experts who were not ready to hear them. Gun violence, racism, and the dumbing down of America draws on anti intellectualism critique and the claim that reason abandoned is part of social dysfunction. Re Purpose turns to major definite purpose, Rick Warren style purpose talk, and Brian Tracy goals language: action one step at a time after all the choices that still left you here.
The writing is charged, long form, and willing to offend both sides of a feed fight. Come for the faith questions if that is your room, the civic essays if the national argument is the load, or the purpose pages when goals need a reason attached.