History from Both Sides
I’ve just had the good fortune of reading two books back-to-back in a way to make them both more interesting. Having recently finished Masters of the Air, a book about… Read more »
Category: Recommendations
I don’t remember Daredevil being this good…
I’m not a comic book fan beyond the few memories I might have from my youth when Spiderman was my favorite. Can’t tell you any real backstory beyond the basic… Read more »
Why We Can’t have Nice Things
A recent micro-controversy has poked up its ugly little head in Christian circles. A well-known and much beloved pastor said something with which some sensitive people did not agree, so… Read more »
A Good Russian
I’ve written here a few times about some of the Russians I like, but I don’t think I’ve touched on this one yet. Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov was a 19th century Russian… Read more »
“The World’s Greatest Guitarist?”
I’m not a musician by any means. I don’t even listen to a lot of music (compared to some people). Perhaps I’m more discerning though. I love all kind of… Read more »
The Final Tally
I just finished Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad. It’s an excellent book that read so quickly I was able to finish it on time (that is, before midnight on December… Read more »
Wednesday Words
Gonna try this, because it’s just words. And it’s Wednesday. Still, there’s not much to say… I love the movie Encanto. I’ve mentioned that before, along with mentioning it comes… Read more »
Questioning Christianity
Tim Keller has always been a meaningful thinker for me. You may recall (if you’ve read here for a while now) that he passed away in May of this year…. Read more »
Wednesday Random Again
I’ve been having such a hard time writing lately, but not because I am without excuse. Having a daughter and a grandson visiting eats up my time, and I’d really… Read more »
Music History: The Cars
I was never one much for pop music when I was in high school. Sure, I listened to some of it. But I can only think of a very few… Read more »