C.S. Lewis
An Impossible Homesickness
We search in vain for the satisfaction that will match and put an end to our desire.
Why the Quiet Questions of Christmas Still Matter
The season whispers truths we’d rather ignore.
A Romantic of a Higher Order
C.S. Lewis on Experience and Theology
Autumn and the Emotion of Time Travel
Our perception of time contributes to a distinct emotion, and it points to eternity.
Are You a Follower, Or a Fan?
Imitation vs. Participation
The Old Man and the Gospel
Longing to be Caught by Another
My Correct Views on Theological Diversity
Drawing closer together in belief, and even more essentially, in love.
July 26-August 2
Unpopular Opinions, Tiger Companions, Wedding Vows, Hypocrites, and Funny Olympic Faces
On Friendship
Seven Odes
Infinite Grace
Sobriety, David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest, and Being Found By God
Bringing Despair to the Light
The Covert Christianity of Twenty-One Pilots’ “Clancy”
Death, Grief, and Magical Thinking
Time, they say, heals all wounds. We of course know this to be false.








