Eternity for the Time Being
Meditations on eternity, both eternity past and eternity future, through the lens of Jesus the God-man, the contact point of time and eternity.
Continue reading →“Poiema”: A Poem
I was inspired to write a poem this morning, which is personally important because I have not published anything here for a while, and I have barely written anything other than midterms and seminary papers for the last few months. This is how it went: I was up too late last night/this morning reading a book […]
Continue reading →Atlas Didn’t Shrug and Neither Should We
Jesus, the greatest child prodigy and antitypical Atlas, stooped under rather than shrugged off the pressures and scorn of the world.
Continue reading →A Song for Corporate Confession
I wrote a song today for corporate confession in worship. I recognize many of its lines might make churchgoers uncomfortable, but this song is actually tame compared to some of the things God has seen fit to speak through the Old and New Testament prophets. Please let me know how you think it can be improved before it […]
Continue reading →What I’ve Been Thinking About Since Trump Won
Some post-election thoughts now that Donald Trump is President Elect of the United States. Are all his supporters racists and sexists? Who is to blame?
Continue reading →Voluntary Submission: The Art of Becoming Bigger than Yourself
Does submission constrain the will or expand it? Can you submit to God without submitting to other people? Can voluntary submission change your tastes?
Continue reading →Three Keys to Success that Oppose Faith, Hope, and Love
What anti-virtues oppose the Christian triad of faith, hope, and love? What can be learned about the Christian life by exploring their earthly benefits?
Continue reading →Before You Sell Your Soul, You Must First Set Its Price
It’s possible the most damaging part of selling your soul is the fact that you have to set a price for it first. Any price you set is bound to be too low.
Continue reading →“Blessed are the Poor in Spirit”: The Wisdom in Suffering
How does God use the weak and foolish things to overthrow the mighty and wise? What is blessed about poverty of spirit? What is the insight of suffering?
Continue reading →Rhymes About the First Time a Famous Poet Read One of My Awful Poems
A poem of rhymed couplets concerning the first time a famous poet, Thomas Lux, read one of my poems. He is a good teacher. And thorough.
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