Welcome to my personal Substack. I write on faith, gardening, culture, and grief. I publish sonnets exclusively on Wednesday and essays on Fridays. Words, photos, pretty much everything you see is my own work, for better or worse. Thanks for reading.
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A Way Of Response
This was written on the notes app on my phone in a rush. Please forgive the extra typos.
I don't remember which natural disaster inspired the backlash against prayer. Sometime in my mid-twenties, social media blew up with something along t...
Sonnet V
You may have noticed (probably not), that last week’s Wednesday sonnet did not materialize in your inbox. For this, I apologize. I found myself swirling in many cares, and simply put, I needed to practice the wisdom of Jim Elliot:
“Whereve...
Sonnet IV
In John 15, Christ declares himself to be the true vine, a term familiar to the very men who would soon kill him. They were undoubtedly familiar with Isaiah 5, and (though I am no bible scholar) I have often read this title as Jesus announc...
Sonnet III
I recently started a series of sonnet meditations on the names of God. You can read about it here. Today I am sharing the third.
The Holy Spirit, also known by those who still peruse the KJV as the Holy Ghost, is the third person of the T...
Rose Of Sharon
Last Wednesday I started a series of sonnet meditations on the names of God. You can read about it here. Today I am sharing the second.
“I am the rose of Sharon.” Song of Solomon 2:1
The rose of Sharon is named once in the Bible by King...
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