Every year, Wikipedia runs an ad at the top of their pages, asking for donations to help keep the world’s largest online database of collective information running. And each time I see the request, a particular phrase jumps out. They refer to their site as “the internet we were promised.” And as a late-stage Millennial, I know exactly what they mean. I was raised during the era that promised that the technological innovations of the 2000s would revolutionize everyday life. Fa

There have been so many words this week. Columns. Blogs. Facebook posts. Sermons. So many attempts to use language to describe the...

Our world is evolving at a blistering pace. The prevalence of the internet during the past 20 years has caused massive shifts in the way...

The following is a sermon I delivered at Valley Temple on Friday evening, December 29th, 2023. In my work with wedding couples, I’ve...