What Do You Read for Breakfast?
July 1, 2020
Like it or not, we consume what we read. Will we center our textual diet around humans who write or the God who wrote? … More What Do You Read for Breakfast?
Meet My Friends: Five Books to Read During Quarantine
April 20, 2020
Is it possible to befriend, as well as learn from, fictional characters? I like to think so. … More Meet My Friends: Five Books to Read During Quarantine
How Shall We Hope?
March 24, 2020
God does not swear to steady the storm. His promises are far, far better. … More How Shall We Hope?
Be Not Great
March 11, 2020
If you want to grow in humility, read C. S. Lewis’s ‘The Horse and His Boy.’ Here’s a snapshot. … More Be Not Great
What Media Feed
February 29, 2020
The blog is back. I’m dishing out thoughts on media. … More What Media Feed
Dear Single Person: Your Purity Is Not Archaic
October 22, 2019
Purity is not about your (potential) spouse being “worth the wait.” God alone is worth every instance of sexual self-denial on this earth. … More Dear Single Person: Your Purity Is Not Archaic
To Christ We Cling in Suffering
October 7, 2019
Christian despair looks suffering in the face and says, “And yet, I have Christ.” … More To Christ We Cling in Suffering
How to Obey God Without Obeying God
September 23, 2019
What does God want from us? Our love. If we do good works, but we do not love Christ, we waste our lives. … More How to Obey God Without Obeying God
Hate Sin More Than Cracks and Stains
September 10, 2019
How much more Christlike we could look, if only we would monitor each other’s souls as much as we do each other’s outfits. … More Hate Sin More Than Cracks and Stains
Maximize Your Monotony
September 2, 2019
In one day, we have 1,440 minutes. Though the mundane takes up most of them, prayer makes great use of our daily routines. … More Maximize Your Monotony
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