Brad Wright (@bradley_wright) profile picture

Sociologist, author, social psychology x spiritual growth

Storrs, CT
Joined September 2010
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What do Christians think of sexual relations between same-sex adults? Always wrong? Never wrong? Here's the answer. buff.ly/2v9wooE
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How our spirituality varies by time of day. #Faithanddata buff.ly/2sXXzlP
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Titled science of sinning less... not sure if that means that I've made a science of sinning. As always, love working with @CTmagazine
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We're hosting a Twitter chat on self-control tomorrow at noon CT. Read our cover story👇Follow along 👉#ScienceOfNo christianitytoday.com/ct/201…
"If you want to work in a new field, don't be driven by creativity--be driven by impact." Bruno Michael, Computer Scientist
How does your sleep affect feeling close to God? Here's the answer... buff.ly/200DsNA
A simple idea for making more effective daily plans.... buff.ly/1OoJTCN
What makes a really successful team... buff.ly/1ZfZuPz HT @adammgrant
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Getting older and the need for discomfort. buff.ly/1NOfnnE
Ideas are easy. The hard part is doing the work. Mark Cuban
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We can all see God in exceptional things, but it requires the culture of spiritual disciplines to see God in every detail. - Oswald Chambers
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To be spiritually healthy you must ruthlessly eliminate hurry from your life. -Dallas Willard
Christmas and our bodies... from Lynn Underwood. buff.ly/1PgXvT1
God's mercy is only offered to our frail and imperfect, but best endeavours, to practice all manner of righteousness. William Law
We devoutly believe in the power of effort-at-the-moment-of-action alone and completely ignore the need for character change Dallas Willard
To depart from righteousness is to choose a life of crushing burdens, failures, and disappointments. Dallas Willard
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IT costs a man just as much or even more to go to hell than to come to heaven. Soren Kierkegaard