Reviews
One Small Question That Will Change the Way You Read—and Write.
It also reads like a classroom, and I mean that in the best sense.
The Hidden Abundance of Creation: A review of Microlands: The Future of Life on Earth (and Why It’s Smaller Than You Think)
Most people have heard of Charles Darwin’s voyage on the HMS Beagle. Some may know of Alfred Russel Wallace’s travels through the Malay Archipelago or
The Case for Human Decency
Patchett again uncovers the universal layers of insecurity, certainty, deception, anger, and affection that comprise most of our lifelong relationships with those we love–or try
Why Can’t I Love My Neighbor?
A few weeks ago, my Wisconsin suburban family spent a lot of time sheltering in our basement. Repeated tornado warnings and touchdowns drove us underground
Humanity Demands its Parentheses
The author stakes her claim, over and over again, through her defiant choice in favor of joy when joy happens to be there for the
Bodies and Body Parts
Bodies and Body Parts A Review of Replaceable You: Adventures in Human Anatomy by Mary Roach Replaceable You: Adventures in Human Anatomy, is the latest
Life is Short
Perhaps the lesson here is not to expect lasting success from our short time on this mortal coil.
Trusting the Wings
“Take a moment to gather your courage and summon your resolve, and then rise up again. Trust the Wings.”
The Lord Keep You: A Story of Faith, Refuge, and Unexpected Family
When God blesses you, God prepares you for the journey. When God keeps you, God sustains you in that journey.
The Courage to Welcome
Welcome drops all boundaries around the sacred space of her home, while her neighbors create impenetrable barriers and include her in their condemnation of the
Generously Reformed
…even with is flaws and shortcomings, the Reformed tradition can be a fruitful pathway for growing deeper into maturity in Christ, for hearing the testimony
Love, Friendship, and Humor: Project Hail Mary (Film)
And most importantly, hope.