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Nov 8, 2026Daily ReflectionGratitude
Janusz Kaminski, the Cinematographer Behind Schindler's List, Named a Visionary for How He Saw
An honor for beauty attached to images of atrocity — and what that contrast can teach us about gratitude.
Nov 6, 2026Daily ReflectionWisdom
A Trillion-Dollar Number: OpenAI's New Valuation Raises an Older Question About Worth
OpenAI is now valued at $1.25 trillion in a new funding round that raised an additional $11 billion, according to Bloomberg — a figure that would make it one of the world's most valuable companies.
Nov 4, 2026Daily ReflectionHope
Two Native American Women Win Governor and Senate Seats — a First Generations in the Making
A historic election night reminds us that joy and long waiting often arrive together.
Oct 28, 2026Daily ReflectionStewardship
Kenya Names the Priceless: What a $160 Million Deal Teaches Us About Gratitude
A conservation deal in the Rift Valley reminds us that the things most worth keeping are the hardest to price.
Oct 18, 2026Daily ReflectionPerseverance
Costco's CEO Started as a Forklift Driver — and His Father Told Him Not to Chase a Title
A climb from the warehouse floor to the corner office, shaped by advice that runs against nearly every career guide.
Oct 14, 2026Daily ReflectionHope
A Tapeworm Drug, of All Things, May Point Toward Relief for Endometriosis
In an unlikely early finding, a reminder that hope often begins small — and that noticing it honestly is its own kind of faith.
Oct 14, 2026Daily ReflectionUncertainty
Inflation Rises, Economists Disagree, and Households Are Left Doing the Math Anyway
When even the experts can't agree on what comes next, an old passage about worry speaks into a Fed decision it never mentions.
Oct 13, 2026Daily ReflectionHumility
El Niño Reaches Unprecedented Strength — a Force We Can Measure but Not Manage
Record-breaking measurements remind us of the difference between responsibility and sovereignty.
Oct 8, 2026Daily ReflectionStewardship Mark Zuckerberg
Billionaires Spend Millions Housing Their Staff — What That Reveals About Gratitude
When the ultrawealthy buy homes to keep workers close, the rest of us are left with a question about the people our own lives depend on.
Sep 27, 2026Daily ReflectionCompassion
Two Corporate Careers Later, One Silicon Valley Professional Chose the Problems the Market Ignores
A Silicon Valley professional describes leaving two corporate careers in search of purpose, and writes that the search led not to the tech industry's celebrated breakthroughs…
Sep 20, 2026Daily ReflectionStewardship
Gen Z Is Cutting Every Cost Except the Ones That Feel Worth It — and That Says Something
Budgets can be a kind of confession: a written record of what we've actually decided to love.
Sep 14, 2026Daily ReflectionRenewal
Woolston Eyes Was a Dredging Dump. Now Two-Thirds of Britain's Rarest Grebes Nest There
A Cheshire wetland's slow recovery shows how renewal usually arrives — in stages, and often beyond what was first expected.
Sep 8, 2026Daily ReflectionRenewal
Sharswood: The House He Bought Held His Family's History All Along
A man unknowingly bought the plantation where his ancestors were enslaved — a story of reversal, mercy, and what a deed can and cannot restore.
Sep 1, 2026Daily ReflectionLeadership
John Ternus Steps Into Apple's Top Job — Leading a Market, Trailing in AI
John Ternus is set to lead Apple into what observers are calling the age of AI, taking over as chief executive of one of the world's most valuable companies.
Aug 31, 2026Daily ReflectionHope
An Arthritis Drug Gave Alopecia Patients Their Hair Back — and a Lesson in Waiting
The same trial that announces a breakthrough also measures its limits. That's where honest hope lives.
Aug 27, 2026Daily ReflectionStewardship
France's Presidential Candidates Face a €3.5 Trillion Stewardship Question at Thursday's Business Summit
As candidates prepare to face business leaders, a familiar verse reframes the debt conversation.
Aug 1, 2026Daily ReflectionProvision
Nvidia's CEO Says AI Will Unlock Six-Figure Trade Jobs. The Work That Sustains Us Comes from Surprising Places.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said that a wave of six-figure jobs in plumbing and construction will soon open up because someone needs to build the physical infrastructure for new AI centers.
Jul 25, 2026Daily ReflectionJustice
AI May Raise the Value of Women’s Work, but Justice Asks Who Benefits
Labor economists predict AI will raise demand for caregiving and teaching, prompting a Psalm-shaped question about honor and repair.
Jul 24, 2026Daily ReflectionWisdom
Big Pharma's Patent Cliff Meets a Wisdom Test: Outrun, Not Outlaw
What a biotech Cold War can teach us about building from within rather than blocking from fear.
Jul 23, 2026Daily ReflectionStewardship
Meta's Natural Gas Buildout and Clean Energy Exit Raise a Stewardship Question
Meta’s decision to leave a clean energy pact while natural gas expands invites reflection on hidden infrastructure, daily consumption, and faithful stewardship.
Jul 22, 2026Daily ReflectionStewardship
A Historic Preservation Council Moves to End Reviews, Reopening an Old Stewardship Question
The Advisory Council for Historic Preservation may end mandatory reviews, inviting reflection on gratitude, inheritance, and the discipline of noticing before acting.
Jul 21, 2026Daily ReflectionProvision
The UN Says Global Hunger Is Falling, but the Work of Provision Remains Sacred
A UN report finds global hunger falling but still above pre-COVID levels, inviting people of faith to help fill the table.
Jul 20, 2026Daily ReflectionGratitude
Spain Beats Argentina in Extra Time for a Second World Cup Title, Raising a Question About Rejoicing
A hard-fought final reminds us that even our proudest accomplishments rest on foundations we did not lay.
Jul 16, 2026Daily ReflectionCommunity
Twenty-One Leaders Describe Cross-Functional Collaboration as a Practice of Humility and Gratitude
When business leaders keep arriving at the same answer, something deeper might be at work.
Jul 16, 2026Inspirational ThoughtGratitude
At 61, CeCe Winans Turns to Old Hymns and a Renewed Sense of Gratitude
Gospel's most awarded woman is spending her renewal on the generation behind her
Jul 15, 2026Daily ReflectionStewardship
French Millionaires Are Buying Land to Let Nature Reclaim It, Raising a Stewardship Question
A conservation effort in France invites us to consider how gratitude reshapes what we own.
Jul 15, 2026Daily ReflectionProvision
Cuba’s Slow Return to Power Reveals How Fragile Daily Provision Can Be
As power slowly returns, repeated outages remind us how much ordinary life depends on hidden systems.
Jul 11, 2026Daily ReflectionWisdom
Two in Five Americans Didn't Read a Book in 2025. Wisdom Still Begins With Attention
A decline in reading invites us to consider how our attention is being formed.
Jul 9, 2026Daily ReflectionGenerosity
Coffee Cards Outside Bars Honor a Wise Choice With a Small Gesture of Grace
A small note of appreciation reminds us that wisdom can be practical, humble, and lifesaving.
Jul 8, 2026Daily ReflectionHope
Europe’s Chemo-Free Lymphoma Approval Opens a Careful Door to Hope
A new treatment option reminds us to receive progress with gratitude, not guarantees.

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Janusz Kaminski, the Cinematographer Behind Schindler's List, Named a Visionary for How He Saw

A Trillion-Dollar Number: OpenAI's New Valuation Raises an Older Question About Worth

Two Native American Women Win Governor and Senate Seats — a First Generations in the Making

Kenya Names the Priceless: What a $160 Million Deal Teaches Us About Gratitude

Costco's CEO Started as a Forklift Driver — and His Father Told Him Not to Chase a Title

A Tapeworm Drug, of All Things, May Point Toward Relief for Endometriosis

Inflation Rises, Economists Disagree, and Households Are Left Doing the Math Anyway

El Niño Reaches Unprecedented Strength — a Force We Can Measure but Not Manage

Billionaires Spend Millions Housing Their Staff — What That Reveals About Gratitude

Two Corporate Careers Later, One Silicon Valley Professional Chose the Problems the Market Ignores

Gen Z Is Cutting Every Cost Except the Ones That Feel Worth It — and That Says Something

Woolston Eyes Was a Dredging Dump. Now Two-Thirds of Britain's Rarest Grebes Nest There

Sharswood: The House He Bought Held His Family's History All Along

John Ternus Steps Into Apple's Top Job — Leading a Market, Trailing in AI

An Arthritis Drug Gave Alopecia Patients Their Hair Back — and a Lesson in Waiting

France's Presidential Candidates Face a €3.5 Trillion Stewardship Question at Thursday's Business Summit

Nvidia's CEO Says AI Will Unlock Six-Figure Trade Jobs. The Work That Sustains Us Comes from Surprising Places.

AI May Raise the Value of Women’s Work, but Justice Asks Who Benefits

Big Pharma's Patent Cliff Meets a Wisdom Test: Outrun, Not Outlaw

Meta's Natural Gas Buildout and Clean Energy Exit Raise a Stewardship Question

A Historic Preservation Council Moves to End Reviews, Reopening an Old Stewardship Question

The UN Says Global Hunger Is Falling, but the Work of Provision Remains Sacred

Spain Beats Argentina in Extra Time for a Second World Cup Title, Raising a Question About Rejoicing

Twenty-One Leaders Describe Cross-Functional Collaboration as a Practice of Humility and Gratitude

At 61, CeCe Winans Turns to Old Hymns and a Renewed Sense of Gratitude

French Millionaires Are Buying Land to Let Nature Reclaim It, Raising a Stewardship Question

Cuba’s Slow Return to Power Reveals How Fragile Daily Provision Can Be

Two in Five Americans Didn't Read a Book in 2025. Wisdom Still Begins With Attention

Coffee Cards Outside Bars Honor a Wise Choice With a Small Gesture of Grace

Europe’s Chemo-Free Lymphoma Approval Opens a Careful Door to Hope