This past week I came across an interesting article on the lesser known life of C.S. Lewis. If protestants canonized “saints” undoubtedly C.S. Lewis would
I had a different topic in mind for this week’s blog, but I have come back again and again to the poem below in the
Exhibit One: Once while spending the weekend at my college roommate’s home, we worshipped at his Nazarene Church. Small, sincere, and pure holiness. The “old”
I’ve been daydreaming about the comet Ison a lot the last few days, fascinated by this celestial body that has been making interesting headlines. Ison
Today, guest blogger and advice columnist Pious Petunia intervenes just in time for the holiday season, offering soothing advice for frenzied spirits. Dear Miss Petunia:
Our fascination with the Holocaust seems unending, in part because nothing in the world’s recent past offers us such perfectly sculpted heroes and villians.
Thanksgiving is a time abounding with associations, where each item on our often copiously supplied dining table connects us to something, or usually more regularly,
It has been a full and demanding week for me. I was at my office until 9 PM and was up this morning at 5
During this Thanksgiving Day week here in the United States, I am reminded of an anecdote I ran across some years ago. The true story
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