I put the book down, and wept. I read The Search for God and Guinness, right after the recession. And I thought, “If all employers treated people as did Guinness, we wouldn’t be in this mess.” Watch our 2 minute video or read the full text below. A beer company founder and his offspring showed … Read more
Gratitude: one of the chief pillars of life. We give acclaim to someone outside of ourselves. Do you owe a debt? To whom do you owe a debt? How will you repay the debt? Listen to our two minute video (with full text below). Doing right is motivated by Someone doing right by us. Who … Read more
“How Should Christians Respond to a Culture of Constant Change?” – Mark Eckel on Moody Radio, May 30th, 2018
Their heritage depended on it. We must decide if what we have inherited is important enough to keep. Every generation must make a choice, a choice about what is most important, a choice of what to keep. Watch our two minute video (full text below). Every generation faces the same question, “What from the past … Read more
The grave awaits us all. How does our view of death impact how we live life? Since our years are limited, we would do well to consider what is limitless. Watch-listen to our two minute video (or read the text below). Are you prepared for “There and Then?” Subscribe to “Truth in Two” videos from … Read more
Alone. Directionless. Isolated. To be lost in a forest is disorienting. You see everything and nothing. Watch and hear my retelling of “Lost in the Forest” by Francis Schaeffer to find your way out. There is hope for a map, a guide, and a hut. Mark is President of The Comenius Institute (website), spends … Read more
At Comenius we are excited to announce… A brand new video series. Each week we will create a new, 2-minute video. In each video I will explain a simple Christian truth in two minutes. Our introductory video is about the word “truth” and Harvard University. The first episode, immediately following, gives a bit of background … Read more
Mark is President of The Comenius Institute (website), spends time with Christian young people in public university (1 minute video), hosts a weekly radio program with diverse groups of guests (1 minute video), interprets culture from a Christian vantage point (1 minute video) Picture credit: snappygoat.com, wikipedia.com, librivox.org
INJUSTICE should produce two questions: (1) Could you live with it? (2) Now what will you do? “Civil War Literature and Culture” is an IUPUI class I have been privileged to take this semester with the brilliant professor, Jane Schultz. One of our earliest readings was from Rebecca Harding Davis’s “Life in the Iron-Mills.” [Listen … Read more