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Announcing: The Friends of Mockingbird 2021 Zoom Book Club!
You Are Cordially Invited to Join Our Newest Experiment in Building Virtual Community
Message in a Bottle (To All Future Mothers)
Whatever Your Expectations Are, They’ll Woefully Fall Short
On Having Faith When You Have No Faith
Being Found by God in the Small, Everyday Moments of Surrender
The Conflict Between Love and Self-sufficiency: Life After “the Fall”
On the Negative Side, Pain and Toil, but on the Positive Side, Reminders of that We are not Self-Sufficient
The Latest from The Mockingcast
“The Goalposts are Moving,” “Sexy Lexi Has a Nervous Breakdown,” and “What If I’m Wrong About Everything?”
The 2021 Mockingbird Festival in Tyler, TX: Pre-Registration Now Open
Thrilled to announce that pre-registration for our upcoming event in Tyler, TX, is now open at mbirdtyler.com!!
It’ll be part outdoors, part streaming, part distanced indoors, and all Gospel. Preliminary details are up on that site, and we hope to finalize the schedule by March 15. #surprisesintheworks. Hope you can join us May 6-8!
When the New Normal is What’s Killing You
Your Day-to-Day Life is One of the Slyest Ways to Lose Sight of What Matters.
Fasting Through Lent, From Robert Farrar Capon
Supposedly, We’re Saved on the Basis of Grace and Forgiveness, not Merit. What’s the Good of Encouraging Ourselves to Think We Can Pile up a Whole lot of Brownie Points by Fasting?
Lent in 2021
From the Telegraph:
“Pelotaunt,” the Exercise Bike for Everyone
“No corny inspirational speeches here. Just withering judgment sure to get your heart pumping and your brain thinking, ‘Am I bad?'”
Boasting in Losing (A Lot) in College Football
You Would Be Well Within Your Rights to Call Me a “Loser.”
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