Psychology
Enchantments of the Past
Our longings are real. More real than we realize.
The Fear of Better Options
The Crossroads and the Cross
The Noise of Certainty and the Voice of Hope
Uncertainty has been shown clinically to help build trust. Where certainty ends, faith begins.
Crying Over a Grill (and Other Normal Things)
The Quiet Sorrow of Small Losses
The Hard Work of Combatting Loneliness
Just humans who want to be loved.
The Worst. Year. Ever. and Weaponized Gratitude
Being grateful not to live in 536 A.D. doesn’t move the needle on modern concerns.
Help Beyond Self-Care
More Is Needed to Combat the Stresses of Modern Living
Toxic (Lack of) Empathy
The demands of other people do not dissolve; they only multiply.
The Uncanny and the Gospel
Understanding our Disorienting Experiences of the Uncanny
The World Is Weirder Than You Think It Is
Psychogeography and the Dark Alleyways of the Mind
Why Does God Talk So Loud?
The kind of change Christianity promises is anything but incremental.
Shame, Grace, and Martin Luther
Revisiting Luther’s Surprising Insights
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