“Who in the World is Casually Throwing Around the ‘C Word’?!”
Mindful of Hope: O God, Our Help in Ages Past
In My Push to be Present, I Can Lose Sight of the God Who Acts in that Long Arc of Time
COVID Stole the Wienermobile and Everyone Is Grieving
The Virus Hasn’t Just Come for our Bodies and Spirits
How Depression Prepared Me for the Coronavirus or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Uncertainty
A Sequestering of the Mind and a World with Him and All the Saints
The Long Bag We Drag Behind Us
Someone once said, “The greatest possible thing that could happen to you would be to have your worst sins broadcast on the 5 o’clock news.” In theory, maybe. But in practice? I don’t know about you, but I tend to read Jesus’ promise that “all darkness will be brought to light” as, well, ominous. Who […]
Freud, Wish Fulfillment, and the Gospel
Thankful for this one from David Clay. The chief end of man, according to my two-year-old daughter Ellie, is to eat as many cookies as possible. Her destination of choice is “the bakery,” which is not a specific location but rather a term encompassing any number of local coffee houses, restaurants, and at least one […]
