
Chesterton, Wonder & Making Christianity Weird Again
Chesterton loved Christmas, returning in his essays, poems, and books to the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem, again and again.
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Chesterton loved Christmas, returning in his essays, poems, and books to the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem, again and again.

The God, who sees us at our best and worst, looks at us with favor.

Imagination opens our eyes to God, teaches us to attend to the world God has made, enables us to experience the holy mysteries of God’s

What Else Is There to Say? What else is there to say? That’s what I’m stuck on. I’m going to be preaching Jesus’ “Parable of

Calcified I recently listened to an interview with political scientist and UCLA professor Lynn Vavreck. In it, she described the demographic trends she’s noticed as

Sabbath is not simply the pause that refreshes. It is the pause that transforms.Walter Brueggemann Keep The Sabbath, Or God Will Keep It For You

“I Learned It By Watching You!” It felt like we were acting out that famous anti-drug-use commercial from the 80s. You know the one. Father

“What Are You Even Doing?” So, I’m a Doctor now, I guess. My kids don’t understand this. Sitting around our dinner table a few days

In the Garden Several weeks ago, I spent three days with a small group of pastoral colleagues in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. We’ve been gathering