Starved for Stillness: Winter 2022
One of my favorite sentences from one of my favorite essays by C.S. Lewis is: “We live in a world starved for solitude, silence, and…
One of my favorite sentences from one of my favorite essays by C.S. Lewis is: “We live in a world starved for solitude, silence, and…
C.S. Lewis didn’t deliver many sermons. Most of his literary output was in the form of academic articles and books, children’s stories, and essays defending…
A couple of days before writing this piece, I conducted a wedding for a young couple. It is, of course, something pastors do routinely. And,…
If I asked you to play a word association game, and said “Discovery,” what would you say? Maybe Archimedes and his “Eureka!” moment when he…
I recently travelled to New York City and the surrounding area with my youngest son, Andrew. While there, I was struck again and again by…
My daughter, Sarah, has profound special needs. She’s a bit of a medical mystery, honestly, without a specific or clear diagnosis. In practical terms, though,…
I still know the address. 232 Alexander Blvd in Elmhurst, Illinois. It’s the address of the first house I lived in—from the time I was…
The mistake is to confuse unity with uniformity. And while the mistake is an easy one to make, even a moment’s reflection reminds us of…
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