“A Philosophy of Consolation Directs Us to Two Important Salves: Understanding and Companionship.”
Kingdom Prescription
If We Have Physical Eyes, Then It’s Safe to Say We Have Spiritual Eyes That Require Lenses As We Age
The God Who Makes George Bailey’s Life So Wonderful
There is a Hard Line between the Sentimental and the Eternal Messages of this Movie
Fifteen Beatitudes for All Saints’ Day, 2020
Paraphrased from Matthew 5:3-7 for this sermon. With thanks to Buechner, NBW, Same Old Song, K Lamar, and T Brewer.
Six Lessons Learned from the Past Six Months (Thus Far, Sort of)
A friend recently commented that, just because the end of this pandemic may not be in sight doesn’t mean there’s not an end. Fauci ventured something similar a couple months ago. I didn’t take it to mean that the end is necessarily eons away, just that, like so much related to this fiasco, it’s hard […]
“Remembered by Love”: On Isolation and Christian Community
“Loneliness — Not Obesity, Cancer, or Heart Disease — is the Nation’s ‘Number One Health Crisis'”
Grace and Justice Beyond the Grave: The Memory of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Without Grace, We Cannot Truly Remember the Departed At All
Farewell to Summer: Remembering (But Not Cherishing) Our Summer in Abaddon
The Sounds of Summer Have Been Protests and Ennui, but Don’t Stop Listening.
