“Burnt Norton” and the Redemption of Time
T. S. Eliot’s vulnerability, regret, and longing for redemption
September 26-October 2
Sugar-Coated Vegetables, Whimsy, the Coach’s Kid, and Pride’s Insidious Trick
September 19-25
Daytime TV’s Honesty, Performance Distortions, Andrew Huberman’s Gospel, and Why Was Jesus Crucified?
Preaching will happen. With you. Because of you. Even in spite of you.
Seeing the God Who Sees Us
We must never content ourselves with how things are, for God is a God of the impossible.
Salvation and Flannery O’Connor’s “Revelation”
Hopelessly Devoted: John 8
Sing Sing, Fairy Tales, and an Upside-Down Kingdom
Grace in the Last Third of Life
“Give me a land that I ain’t bought …”
Kingsnorth, Berry, and the Limits of Radical Ideals
How Pain Recedes in the Distance
“For a resurrection to happen, there must first be a death.”
John Piper, Tyler Durden, and Fort Lauderdale’s Seashells