Robert Zink

Ask someone why they don’t read, and you will likely receive a variation of, “I am too busy” or “I don’t have the time.” I don’t appreciate that answer. I certainly understand it, but I’m still not too fond of it because the answer implies that reading merely adds to the busyness of already hectic […]

As recipients of God’s grace, we sometimes need to show more grace as Christians. Perhaps I should rephrase that comment to say that as a recipient of God’s grace, I need to show more grace. Without a doubt, I am not nearly as gracious as I ought to be. There’s an essential lesson in this […]

The absence of curiosity is a crucial attribute of a perishing society, with the consequences intertwining far more with our cultural interactions than we likely realize. Our unwillingness to act in a curious manner causes us to learn less, makes us more susceptible to falsehood, and generates a lack of profundity in our relationships. While […]

.The most frequent question I am asked is, “How do you read so much?” which is often followed by, “How can I read more like you?” Those questions, though, fail to capture the motivation and, as a result, do not allow us to measure productive reading. Reading depends on each individual; effective reading is unique […]