
Hamnet: Quiet Grief, Sentimental Speculation
Sitting in a dark theater for a couple hours watching a movie that has nothing to do with our current troubles served as a welcome

Sitting in a dark theater for a couple hours watching a movie that has nothing to do with our current troubles served as a welcome

There are many kinds of darkness, aren’t there? And still yet, many more ways of experiencing and perceiving the different kinds of darkness.

A young woman in a patriarchal culture in a homeland occupied by a hostile empire and its toadies.

This past week in Advent, we made it to the fancily named Gaudete Sunday—or, translating the Latin, “Rejoice” Sunday. Lighting the pink candle, singing “Joy

I think this might be the first Christmas where I’m truly doing only the things I want to do. That sounds dangerously selfish. But it

Pluribus is the most morally interesting show since Breaking Bad and its sequel Better Call Saul. What these shows have in common is Vince Gilligan,

Assume the best in ourselves and in others and get curious. Aim to connect rather than convince!

The Reformed Standards insist on boundaries, divisions, and internal uniformity while we yearn for bridges, unity, and internal diversity.