I have been able to spend more time in prayer these mornings than ever before. I am no longer sandwiching my devotional time between a run and breakfast before class or work. Instead, I can read and pray for as long as I want. At the same time, I’ve felt like I have fewer words …
Quarantine has brought a lot of lows, a lot of sadness, and a lot of confusion. It feels like a never ending valley with no way out. I know that I have struggled to find joy and bright spots over the last month and so I wanted this post to be about the good that …
It seems that, by stroke of good fortune, I have been assigned to post on the week right after Easter for a second year in a row. Good deal. I love Easter. As contemporary Christians, our observance of Holy Week is largely an act of remembering. And in a sense, by remembering we “relive” the …
“Be still and know that I am God,” the psalmist writes (Psalm 46:10). There is a time to keep silence and a time to speak (Ecclesiastes 3:7), and I think this is a time for me to keep silent and for God’s word to speak. So, I’m linking here the verses and songs I’ve been …
38 days from now, I should be sitting in William’s Stadium, wearing a cap and gown, listening to the Secretary of State deliver the commencement address for the Class of 2020. Instead, I will be at home, with my family, practicing social distancing. The closing chapters on my college years are certainly not going as …
