As he deals with us.
“Even so, we must face the fact that God’s interaction with his creation is not always constructive and restorative but is often shockingly destructive. It is tru...
“Even so, we must face the fact that God’s interaction with his creation is not always constructive and restorative but is often shockingly destructive. It is tru...
OK, so if I were a cool artistic hipster type who had my own website and domain, I might create my own logotype. If I did that, I might try to come up with a tag ...
There is a delightful pleasure derived when serving a meal that is really enjoyed by those eating it. After last week’s rookie but successful run at a barbecued c...
I was hungry last Saturday. Usually when I’m hungry that means I want to make something that would taste good. Well, that has turned out to be the main reason I g...
I had a thought this morning as I was trying to wake up and get out of bed. Strange, I know.“It seems likely that an unbiblical response to suffering in the Chris...
Mom, and any one else stumbling by who knows my friend Joe, check out the latest video of his son and the alphabet.
This quote is from a blog post advertising a Christian artist conference, and furthermore, from The Jesus Storybook Bible, but it is a great quote nonetheless:“Th...
Two things came together yesterday to cause this post. The first was a paragraph quoted by Alan Jacobs on his common-book website, More than 95 Theses, and re-twe...
I have written before about Tom Schreiner being one of my heroes. It is good to have heroes. It is also good when they are mild-mannered scholars.I have not writt...
For those creative, and not-so creative types:But as the mists of my dullness gradually cleared, the truth broke with a light that pierces to this day: she was pr...