Julian of Norwich
Prodigal Grace
Grace is not just something that God does, an activity tangential to who God is. Grace has a name.
Julian of Norwich’s Hope in a Pandemic
“God Wants Us to Know that He Keeps Us Equally Safe in Joy and in Sorrow”
All the Life We Cannot See (and All the Death We Should Be Doing)
Recently my four-year-old son has become obsessed with all things Hamilton: the musical, the person, […]
Be My Safe Space
I can’t explain it, but here goes anyway: I’ve been consuming all things Madeleine McCann […]
God Does Not Love Me Because I Am a Christian
In Mere Christianity, C. S. Lewis poignantly observes that all of history is “the long […]
#MeToo, and You
My fingers hovered over the keys, wondering whether this was the right or wrong thing […]
You Are Definitely Not Your Introspections
In last week’s Op-Ed, David Brooks asked whether or not “knowing thyself” is possible and, […]