Headed out East…Far East, as They Say.
Well, friends, it has been a bumpy and exciting ride over the last several months, and some exciting developments have
Tag: Culture
Love Thy Body of Ethics: A Book Review of Nancy Pearcey’s ‘Love Thy Body’
If there is anything that reading Total Truth showed me, it’s that Nancy Pearcey can creatively weave a unifying thread through
A Repost for Winter Days: “Showers of Blessing: The Shower Stall as Sacred Space”
I appreciated showers in high school. I would come home after a hard football practice and just park my body
She Ain’t Heavy, She’s a Person: Reflections on Chapter 2 of Nancy Pearcey’s ‘Love Thy Body’
Nancy Pearcey starts off the second chapter of her new book, Love Thy Body, with the stark words of pro-choice
Moving ‘Moore’ to the Left
Over the last couple of days, several articles have highlighted the frustration that some pastors in the Southern Baptist Convention
Thanksgiving is the Impossibility of Self-Sufficiency (2016)
This is a repost from 2013 that I have edited and added to. The sentiment remains the same today. Our
I’m Haunted: Halloween, Death, and Meaning.
I’m haunted by a desire to see beauty…but not just any beauty. I’m haunted by a desire to see, feel,
The Kingdom of Man
The Kingdom of Man says kill them before they kill you. The Kingdom of Man says if you don’t conceal
A Song Says It Better: Voting, Utilitarianism, and the Christian’s Conscience.
I recently made a video about my thoughts on how Christians do and should approach the current election process. I
A Book Review: Our Anchor in a World Adrift
I first connected with Jon Hirst on Twitter. I didn’t know GMI or Jon from Adam, and when he said
Thoughts from the Glen 