
Apprenticeship in Words-Making-Worlds
I can still remember one of the first stories I ever read. Well, I don’t actually remember the story—or anything about it. In fact, I
I can still remember one of the first stories I ever read. Well, I don’t actually remember the story—or anything about it. In fact, I
My little part of the world has been in an uproar for the past week. Last Sunday the New York Times published an article exploring
On Tuesday night the Toronto Blue Jays played their first “Home” game in their new home-away-from-home, Sahlen Field, in Buffalo, New York. Normally the home
Echoing the apostle Paul and others, Maximus the Confessor wrote that “all the ages of time and the beings within those ages have received their
Seventeen years ago Neal Plantinga created a summer seminar titled “Imaginative Reading for Creative Preaching.” I was privileged to be one of about twenty pastors
Our warriors kicked full speed into their mounts and went racing after [the buffalo], whooping wildly to strike terror in the herd and make them
When the disciples saw him walking on the lake, they were terrified, “It’s a ghost,” they said, and cried out in fear. Matthew 14:26 In
When it comes to communing with other creatures, I’m not a very promising candidate. I talk to plants all the time, encouraging my flowers to
We were blessed to get into the place. The blasted Covid stuff is closing everything these days, and with good reason. But our permission to
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