I am simply thinking this morning that: My wife is like the silent dew of morning blanketing wide green fields, My eldest daughter is like the shining of candlelights on stirring night waters, My youngest daughter is like the spectral dance of northern lights on
A few issues of Inside Worship ago, I interviewed Phyllis Tickle on her work related to the Divine Hours. She is an incredibly gracious and warm person, and one of today’s leading voices on religion in America. She is also very creative, and an inspiration
The link at the bottom of this post, called Exodus From The Land, was written by Barbara Kingsolver Inward/Outward, and was sent to me by Heidi Turner. Again, the creational view that should enliven our theology and daily practice with care for the world around
I’m fascinated by the twists and turns of culture. This article focuses on the topic of how hot-selling the recent books of aggressive atheist authors have become. I think a more reasonable view of biblical faith will emerge from this season of history, and the
Ah, the joy of stomp in the street, sticks in the stairwell, sting in the station. Fellow percussionists, enjoy the ride. I don’t know much about this fellow human being, but I thought this little subway clip was worth a show. Art is bustling all
