Days Of Youth
Gray FrankThrough cultural commentary, personal essays, and theological reflection, I explore curious ideas and ask honest questions about the stories we live by, & the ones worth remembering. “Remember your Creator in the days of your youth.” | Ecclesiastes 12:1
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To kill monsters and save men
“He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man.”
— Johnny Depp
In the clouds from NYC back to Austin
In flight home from NYC | Fuji x100vi
I browsed Netflix right after I switched my phone to the in-...
Resuscitated but Not Resurrected
“I needed to strong-arm myself, put my damn hands on the wheel
— Matthew McConaughey
That’s what McConaughey said when asked about sin and forgiveness.
It wasn’t bravado, it was burden.
Podcast in Reference | Diary of A CEO - Math...
Burn After Reading and the "Nothing" We Learn
A Comedy About Nothing... That Says Everything
“So what did we learn, Palmer?”
“I don’t know, sir.”
“I don’t know either.”*
— Burn After Reading (2008)
The Coen Brothers' Burn After Reading is a brutal farce.
It’s...
To the Quiet Place, Where God Still Walks
I admit my bias:
I slept in a tent until I was ten, in my bedroom.
My parents, though not perfect, were perfectly willing to let me try things, ask questions, and wrestle with life as it came. Puberty. Politics. My longing for freedom as...
People want Heaven without God in it
There’s a belief, spoken or unspoken, that Heaven is just a hedonistic oasis: endless pleasure, no pain, no limits. Just good vibes forever.
But by the nature of how we consume things, even good things, wouldn’t that actually be hell?
A w...
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