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Once upon a time comedian Bill Maher poked good-natured fun of religion and the church. My family and I love watching old clips from “The
Scott Hoezee
August 20, 2013
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Once upon a time comedian Bill Maher poked good-natured fun of religion and the church. My family and I love watching old clips from “The
The dinner conversation veered onto the topic of Frederick Buechner, and I steeled myself for the inevitable comment, which came with the predictability of a
Over the past year I’ve done much reading and listening to podcasts on the show Breaking Bad. Sunday marked the beginning of the end –
Late summer means slogging through tasks you signed up for under fairer prospects and distant deadlines. For me that means writing an essay on the
Christian clichés elicit strong reactions in my household. First comes the eye rolling, which I chalk up to the inevitable effects of seven years of
Jennifer L. Holberg will be away from the blog for several weeks. Her replacement is T. Jefferson Underhill. Underhill, thinking about a career change, is
The summer is waning, but the heat in Nashville isn’t. I’m especially preoccupied with escaping the humidity and sweltering temps because the A/C in my
Adam: “That woman you saddled me with, it’s all her fault.” God: “Yeah, right. Look, the deal is, you’re still responsible. So you’re going to
I don’t believe I will ever sing “Blessed Assurance” without thinking of my father. He never mentioned that hymn as being among his top
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