children, days, shamrocks,
the beers I put down with you,
hours 'til home, three more exits
thrice more round the turntable
All in Art
Music Review: Extra Nos
Overall this album will shake things up in the CHH world. Some are already calling for a response, while many others are being exposed to historic reformational thought. Great album.
acts 17:28
in him I will live forever,
move,
and have my being
Book Review: The Forsaken Monarch
Amy Mantravadi has given readers the chance to learn about the whole of Maud’s life and in doing so has honored not only a great woman of history but also an underrepresented and poorly understood period of English and European history. I hope Amy Mantravadi will receive the recognition her research and writing deserve.
Be My Brother
You, somebody’s son
You, somebody’s father
You could be my brother.
Music Review: Hello Exile
There is a sense that you have already heard this record before you even begin; it’s got a real sequel feel to it.
Music Review: Sound and Fury
There’s no point in leaving my opinion on it until the end of the review. This record is a monster from start to finish, and it sounds nothing like his three preceding full-lengths.
Music Review: The Highwomen
While I might not return to listen through this album completely, some songs will stick with me and I’m glad for that. But I imagine I’ll be satisfied with the songs and heroines the Highwomen themselves love.
Book Review: Breaking the Marriage Idol
Overall, I found Breaking the Marriage Idol deeply encouraging, and I am thankful for the compassion, clarity, and scriptural acumen with which the author writes.
Book Review: How Much Is a Little Girl Worth
You will teach the little ones you read to that they are worth fighting for no matter what that cost is. You will teach them their value is to be found in the fact that God loves them.
Music Review: Lover
This album is a lifer. We are not worthy.
Music Review: Lover
While I wanted to hate this album wholesale, I simply can’t. It’s not great, and often sounds like a collection of slightly undercooked ideas, but more songs will survive on Lover than on Reputation. It’s also the 2nd best album titled Lover that came last month.
Book Review: Beyond Authority and Submission
There are a lot of debates and discussions happening within confessionally Reformed and Presbyterian churches centered on gender and sexuality. In some cases, the confessions to which these churches hold are being questioned, re-defined, or even ignored. Beyond Authority and Submission does not entertain or create such a controversy.
Music Review: I Love You. It’s a Fever Dream.
Tallest Man on Earth is still standing high above his contemporaries with his new attempt on tap.
Music Review: Street Cat
In conclusion, Street Cat is a fantastic debut EP and promises only good things for Meg Kirsch’s musical future. It’s the slow burn album that you can instantly restart upon completion.
the year of Gundersen
It was the Year of Gundersen, a sort of black hole, but an enjoyable one. It was not an easy year for me: I needed company and constance, and found both in his music, which went with me everywhere. You could get into figuring out whether it's serotonin or dopamine or some other kind of chemical response, but I don't even care: it helped.
Announcing "Writing Poems in the Shadow of Death"
Nothing better could encapsulate our attempt to preserve the genius, humanity, and uniqueness of Aaron Everingham. We hope you enjoy this collection.
Book Review: Native Son
Good literature asks hard questions and while I don’t anticipate being in complete agreement with Richard Wright, I can’t plug my ears to this challenging book.