Our Deepest Wound
Christians often say they’re “wounded.” But they’re not referring to our deepest wound.
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Christians often say they’re “wounded.” But they’re not referring to our deepest wound.
Summer is for watching movies. Here’s a movie you might enjoy watching. Or might not.
Jonathan Pageau is old enough to start reading fairy tales again. So he recognizes how today’s fairy tales are not radical. And like C. S. Lewis, he’s trying to fix that.
If you’re reading this, you’re probably weird. Here’s why.
To become the best poet possible, I recommend pondering some of the best poets.
We’re God’s poetry. But are we familiar with how we become the best poets possible?
We’d read more poetry if we recognized that we’re God’s poetry, poetry in motion.
A moratorium on new A.I. systems? To what end? To consider what?
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion (DEI) are good things. But DEI is like trying to change the world through law. There’s a better way: love.
It took me almost ten years to discover what the meadows of my 60s is about. I’m now 68, prepared to begin the ascent to the meadow of my 70s.