You should read what you want. Be inspired by what you love. And if you feel inclined, enjoy the silliness of my own small memories as I write them.
All in Art
Book Review: Deluxe Ultrathin HCSB
The HCSB Deluxe Ultrathin Bible is the best Bible I have ever used.
On the Bookshelf, July 2016
My second time through. They don't write love stories like they used to.
Otherness
O holy Christ, your voice is stronger
than the torrents tempting us to take
the earthy waters; human potters mold more vessels
but you call us
Call and Response
do you trust the gifts you're given?
neither do I, yet we both risk the touch
Astonishment
That in your endless quest for progress,
you would cultivate astonishment.
Music Review: What Kind of Fool
You can stream her music on Spotify, but really, she's in the So Good You'll Eventually Cave and Buy the Damn Albums category.
Book Review: The Bounds of Love (Part 2)
I hope that this book allows the conversation about God’s law to move forward. It is a conversation that needs to be held.
Book Review: The Bounds of Love (Part 1)
You only treat ideas fairly when you listen to the people who hold them. Toward that goal, I found McDurmon’s book to be helpful.
Book Review: Dogmatics in Outline
His usage of the Heidelberg Catechism throughout his exposition provides great historical light and reveals that many of his insights are not novel.
drag & drop / dec. 28th
the backpack fell off in the sand
and it was too dark to pick it up again
Study on Loss
it is astounding,
it is grotesque,
that nature abhors a vacuum so.
Book Review: Compassion
The length and tone of the book encourage completion and frequent re-visiting.
Watching a Child
She shares more secrets: both of joy and pain,
with turtles than with them.
one hundred times
For the last 2 1/2 years, I've kept a Spotify playlist of songs I have literally listened to 100 times in a row.
A Heartthrob and E·MO·TION Round-Table
So today I have Blake and Matthew with me to discuss the Canadian 80s pop-synth rebirth.
Book Review: Knowledge and Christian Belief
“But is it [Christian belief] true? And here we pass beyond the competence of philosophy." - Alvin Plantinga