Edward Yule

Ted Yule  February 6, 2026 When I was young, my aunt and uncle had a cottage on Goulais Bay , a wide, beautiful bay on Lake Superior . The bay is massive—close to ten miles across—and when the weather was calm, it felt like the safest place on earth. Summers were marked by weekends there, and some of my best childhood memories were made on that water. One of the highlights was always the boat rides. It wasn’t anything fancy—just a homebuilt 13-foot boat with what felt, at the time, like a...

Why Passion Alone Won't Shift the Culture Ted Yule Dec 30, 2025 Recently I caught a football game I wouldn’t normally touch with a ten-foot pole: Oregon State versus Sam Houston University. Not exactly headline material. Oregon State was limping in at 2 wins vs. 7 losses, and Sam Houston hadn’t won a single game all season—0–8. Classic “who cares” territory. But for some reason, I tuned in around halftime. And I’m glad I did. Oregon State came out swinging. They outgained Sam Houston in just...

A Kingdom Cry Hidden in Plain Sight Ted Yule December 24, 2025 Some truths don’t shout. They wait. For nearly 1,500 years, the Church has slowed down in the final days before Christmas to pray seven ancient prayers known as the O Antiphons . Each begins with a longing cry — “O…”  — calling on the Messiah by one of His prophetic titles. These antiphons were sung during evening prayer from December 17–23, building holy anticipation day by day. What I didn’t realize until this year is that the...