When is it enough?
A lot has happened recently on the COVID front, and it gets one to thinking. We’re all wondering when it’ll end, but some have even given up on the wondering… Read more »
Thoughts if you want them…
A lot has happened recently on the COVID front, and it gets one to thinking. We’re all wondering when it’ll end, but some have even given up on the wondering… Read more »
I guess I’ll never learn. I wake up in the morning and read the headlines and they’re always the same – that is, they seldom deal with anything of real… Read more »
I’ve written before about Supertramp’s masterpiece album Crime of the Century. Still one of my favorites. And to think in just a couple of years, it’ll be 50. The first… Read more »
I’ve read a couple of articles by Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra of The Gospel Coalition and I really like her style. It’s thorough, well thought out, and readable. I especially liked… Read more »
In the course of my writing, I often work through things that are more observations and thoughts in progress – not fully-formed ideas. These come with a lot of assumptions… Read more »
It’s been a while since I’ve read anything by Carl Trueman. He’s not a household name or anything — he’s a professor at a small college — but I’ve always… Read more »
One of the criticisms I hear of progressive Christianity is that it’s no longer about the world conforming to that which Christ asks of them, but that those who are… Read more »
Back in the day, when there were actual people on the other end of the line (line? what’s a line anymore?) when you dialed “O,” you could be fairly certain… Read more »
I’ve written often about my fondness for Korea – mostly the more peaceful aspects of it. I love the history of the place. I love being able to poke around… Read more »
Odd, that just a week or so ago I was thinking I should’ve joined the Navy. Maybe my views were too narrow. I’ve spent my entire adult life associated with… Read more »