On Wounds, Resistance and Letting Go in Lost
An exploration of wounds, resistance and letting go through the lens of the TV show Lost. Continue reading On Wounds, Resistance and Letting Go in Lost
Category: Musings
First Words
A faith-oriented blog on what Genesis 2:23 might have to say about human identity in light of the “other.” Continue reading First Words
The Universe, Loss Aversion, and Sin
A big takeaway from a book, a priest, and the Bible on facing the universe with an abundant mindset. Continue reading The Universe, Loss Aversion, and Sin
Living a good life, not getting it right, and the enneagram
This blog’s main idea was drawn heavily from a journal entry I made in November of 2019. The question had … Continue reading Living a good life, not getting it right, and the enneagram
Happy (Late) International Women’s Day
Finding reasons within a seemingly odd place, the Old Testament, to celebrate women. Continue reading Happy (Late) International Women’s Day
On Winning Tickets from a Radio Station
WHAT?? I actually won a giveaway? Some reflections on a seemingly random event… Continue reading On Winning Tickets from a Radio Station
Finding Faithfulness in Uganda
A story written by a friend of mine about his encounter with God’s faithfulness through a friend. Continue reading Finding Faithfulness in Uganda
Is Jesus the answer?
Is Jesus the answer for the world today? Some honest reflections from yours truly. Continue reading Is Jesus the answer?
Why I Will Be the Most Content Person I Know On Valentine’s Day (and why, perhaps, you should be too)
Why is Valentine’s Day filled with people bemoaning their current relationship status? And how will I find contentment on the 14th of February? My humble thoughts… Continue reading Why I Will Be the Most Content Person I Know On Valentine’s Day (and why, perhaps, you should be too)
The Golden Boy and the Prodigal
“There are two sides to every person…” We all know the difference between who we are deep down, and who we present to each other daily. Here are my thoughts about the gap between the two. Continue reading The Golden Boy and the Prodigal
