Dan Radmacher

Three “Un-American” Principles of God’s Economy

My friend looked puzzled at me from across the table, swishing his coffee around in his Starbucks’ paper cup, unsure…

One of my favorite Dr. Seuss books of all time is the lesser-known tale of the Sneetches. A race of…

I grew up with a family that loved to do jigsaw puzzles together. We had a large oval dining room…

“Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me.” We have all used that retort as…

“It’s not personal; it’s business.” Many of us have heard that phrase, but some may not know where it comes…

If you’ve ever read the Bible straight through, you know it’s an interesting trip. Genesis starts out easy enough. It…

Every winter for many years, my wife and I have taken a trip north from our home in Pasadena to…

Many years ago, I worked at one of the major record labels in town doing production. We produced artists like…

My wife and I recently returned from an eight-day trip to Paris for our wedding anniversary. I had never been…

When my son was in kindergarten, his teacher had a tradition that surrounded the celebration of St. Patrick’s Day. In…