
A Movie for this Moment
I’m a sucker for disaster movies. They indulge my fantasy that good and evil are easily distinguishable and that good always wins. The hero is
I’m a sucker for disaster movies. They indulge my fantasy that good and evil are easily distinguishable and that good always wins. The hero is
“Do you like snow?” Margaret asked. I glanced outside through the wall of windows by the Meijer checkout and observed that the snow had not
A loved one of mine posted some misinformation on Facebook this week. She does that a lot. She is against the vaccine. She’s against the
Davey Alba is a technology reporter with the New York Times and a big part of her job is covering disinformation. It is hard to
The subtlest strain a great musician weaves,Cannot attain in rhythmic harmonyTo music in his soul. May it not beCelestial lyres send hints to him? He
Last week as we began a new year and a series of Sunday stories of women in ministry, I shared the story of Rev. Dr.
This week, I’ve been accidentally observing Epiphany season by following a strict regimen of anxiety-producing activities. This was not my intention. But if you, too,
We watched him shave–at least I did. I mean, I didn’t stand there gawking like some silly ten-year-old idiot, but when he was up beside
On January 6, 2021, I sat in my COVID home office and watched the insurrection in real time. I had two livestreams open on my
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