Ya’ll. Mornings are a STRUGGLE. I’mma just go ‘head and put it out there. No sneaky attention-grabber on this one, friends. Let’s call it like it is. I may have some things figured out in life, but mornings just ain’t one of ’em. This might come as a shock to those of you who think … More What to Do With Mornings
“I believe the Bible.” It’s a common claim, professed by Christians and non-Christians alike. For those who hold the Bible high and love it deeply, the label would seem quite noble. In an age where many would seek to minimize the Bible’s teachings or throw out the Scriptures altogether, “I believe the Bible” is bold … More Why “I Believe the Bible” Is Not Enough
To my sweet surprise, my life is now made up of Word journeys. Fantastical adventures, as it were, with books and characters, stories and letters, worlds and kingdoms, ideas and truths – all which serve to shape me. Most recently, I took a six-month journey with The Preacher. THE Preacher, y’all. And another preacher. And … More My 6-Month Journey with The Preacher
Two surprising things about me: One, I don’t read very many books. Two, I don’t recommend very many books. Why? One, because I find few books to be very read-worthy. Two, because once I’ve spent significant time in the Word itself, I have limited capacity for additional reading. And honestly, I want you to feel … More I Don’t Recommend Very Many Books
“The things of earth will grow strangely dim.” Sleep, work, play, people, places, things, ideas. This is the stuff of life. This is before me, and this is what fills me. I subconsciously live in the moment, completely unaware. Unaware of the inestimable book collecting dust on my shelf. Oblivious to the power and presence … More The Things of Earth Are Strangely Bright
Journey of the Word 