August Smith
Learning to Love the Job I Can’t Get
“Rest Proves Intolerable Because of the Boredom It Produces”
Anhedonia and Men Without Chests: The Timeless Grace of Good Memories
It has now been over 23 years since Wallace penned the inimitable words: “Sentiment equals […]
Live and Let Love (Or, Luther vs. Augustine: A Showdown)
Augustine, among others, is a prize-fighter of the Evangelical church. His Confessions persists as an […]
Hands Full of Life in the Valley of the Shadow of Death
The Eucharist is honestly bizarre. To the untrained observer, the sight of a coterie of […]
G. K. Chesterton Presents: Christmas in July
Gilbert Keith Chesterton has become rather blasé in Evangelical culture. It’s no longer fashionable to […]
Taking a Walk? Godspeed!
Solvitur ambulando, or “It is solved by walking,” in Latin — a Roman quip probably […]
Grace for ME: Kierkegaard, Sin, and the Self
A week ago my father asked me, presumably because I was the only suitable philosophical […]
Boys, Please, No Ties on a Thursday
I’ve always considered myself a little too proud to read autobiography. Which person writing an […]
Fischers of Men (or, a Chessay)
Bobby scanned the board one last time, drew in a breath, and gently grabbed a […]
The God Days of Summer
It is too hot and too humid. It has too many of the worst things.
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