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Oh not much, just my very favorite thing in the Bible

Nicolas Poussin, “The Baptism of Christ,” 1641 / 1642.

I’m sitting on the second floor of a coffee shop in South Pasadena, California. Across from me sits Lex; she’s reading a book I recommended to her; there is no greater feeling in life...

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The art of limiting your life

John Constable, “Boat-Building near Flatford Mill,” 1815

I woke up on Saturday morning to a quiet house. Lex and I were visiting her parents for Father’s Day, and they graciously put up with my early morning writing sessions. I crept throu...

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When did evangelism become a dirty word?

Jean-François Millet, “The Angelus,” 1857-1859.

I’ll start by admitting that I historically get uncomfortable when people bring up the word evangelism.

I memorized the song “Jesus Freak” by DC Talk as a kid. I think it must have been m...

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Life by Drew

Asher Brown Durand, “Pastoral Landscape,” 1861.

My online writing life is fourteen years old; it’s about to get its learner’s permit. It is fighting for a later curfew, getting braces, worried about the way it looks before leaving the hous...

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The just war discourse is missing the point

Umberto Boccioni, “Charge Of The Lancers,” 1915

Friends, I’ve been following the president (and his administration’s) “critiques” of Pope Leo as well as Pope Leo’s measured and thoughtful engagement (or un-engagement) with them. It has bee...

3 months ago
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