Robby Frisone

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  • In Defense of Lazy
    4–7 minutes

    Yes, I admit that I am a lazy person, but I think laziness gets a bad rap. When most people think of a lazy person they probably envision someone who has little ambition, no drive, terrible work ethic, and they are extremely unproductive. I would have to disagree. I think you can still be lazy and be ambitious, driven, have a great work ethic, and be productive. They are not mutually exclusive traits. In fact, I would say that I am all of those things because I am lazy. 

  • Among the Babylonians
    5–8 minutes

    How do we balance sharing the Gospel and living with nonbelievers?

  • Responding to Terrorism
    6–8 minutes

    Following the attacks in Manchester, England, people are finding themselves again facing the darkness of terrorism. As people of light, how do we as Christians respond to these terrible acts?

  • Review: Ready Player One
    3–5 minutes

    “Ready Player One” is a thrilling book that was hard to put down. It was an absolute delight.

  • Digital Communities and the Church
    5–7 minutes

    Technology is making us more connected everyday. Should the Church respond, and if so, how?

  • Review: American Gods
    3–4 minutes

    American Gods by Neil Gaiman My rating: 4 of 5 stars This book was something else. I read about Neil Gaiman’s thoughts on how he wrote “American Gods.” He said that he was looking to write a story that was a little bit of a murder mystery, a road trip story, an adventure, and a mythological story. Boy did he ever. “American Gods” is always ready to surprise you. As I read I eventually started to anticipate when another curve ball was going to be thrown my way. I couldn’t always figure out the twist and turns before I got…

  • A Brief History of My Blogs
    2–3 minutes

    Every blog starts somewhere, and my new one starts here.