Andrew Taylor-Troutman
Scared and Sacred, Faith and Fear
On Fear as a Passenger with Us on the Journey of Life
A Grave Burden
You Can Carry Your Memories, and God Can Carry You
A Cat Called Soul
“We Will Miss You. We Will Remember You. And We Continue to Love You.”
A Grave Hope
The Belief That God Works in All Things is a Sign of Hope
The Zen Parent Writes of Posture
Night Lights, Open Doors, and Meditation
The Grace of Ordinary Dog Days
It’s summer and the liturgical calendar rolls through Ordinary Time. True enough, the phrase “The […]
A Gift on Father’s Day
This Father’s Day, my three children gifted me a bird feeder in the shape of […]
Healing in the Middle
When I say Asa, I sing Asa – Bry Webb, “Asa” Our middle child is […]
Catch Me
A new friend, who is joining the church I serve, offered a Rumi reading to […]
My Most Selfish Prayer
Dear Lord: let me die before my wife. I’m bouncing our baby daughter on my […]
Comma, Grace
I was taking a mid-afternoon break at my favorite coffee shop. The brew was dark, […]
The Golden (Arches) Rule
On the first Sunday of the month, I gathered with the other middle schoolers early […]
