This is a draft: Perhaps a stretch… But hear me out and lets see where this goes… I really loathe tech support calls. You know the ones you have to make when your home internet goes out for three days and doesn’t rise from the grave. Most of us have been there and I am… Read More Mode(m) of Salvation
This is an excerpt from a book I am currently reading. The book is How to Think: A Survival Guide for a World at Odds by Alan Jacobs. He teaches at Baylor University and has a number for books including The Pleasures of Reading in an Age of Distraction and The Narnian: The Life and Imagination of C.S. Lewis.… Read More Repugnant Cultural Others
I often find myself in the humor and satire section of The New Yorker. I absolutely love a good laugh and am usually labelled as the troll in one of my circles of friends. However, as I was perusing, I ran across a piece that was delivered as a commencement address earlier this month at… Read More Sharing Hospital Joy & Misery
From The New Yorker’s Satire Column: The National Football League has expanded its list of banned substances to include the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, the league confirmed on Wednesday. Although the N.F.L. has long banned substances such as anabolic steroids and growth hormones, the First Amendment is believed to be the only… Read More We’ll Never Play By The Rules
I was perusing (that might not be the most accurate word) Reddit the other day—perhaps more like sucked into the black hole that it is. The amount of content on Reddit is so dense that it make sense how it draws everything towards itself. If you are a regular redditor then you probably have been… Read More The Only Soul That Saves Thanos & Gamora
A journey of discipleship, healing, and the unforced rhythms of grace.
