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Relational Relevance
I have the bad tendency of avoiding people I know or recognize that I pass while walking through campus. Typically, I use my phone as a hiding place. It was bad when I had a normal flip phone and could...
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Editing My Life With Texts and Blogs…
Not having a job sucks. In many ways, I feel like a housecat; I just lay about everywhere all day and only move to either eat or go to the bathroom. But unlike a cat, I’m expected to actually do...
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Silent Saturday: The Day In Between…
Surprisingly enough, I have tomorrow off. I don’t usually get Sundays off unless I request for them off (i.e. the last half of winter term due to homework), so to have Easter Sunday off is a pretty...
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Runnin’ and Tumblin’…
Grace has always been a difficult thing to grasp. Even before Jesus walked the earth, followers of God were very stubborn and flat out idiotic as to the depths of God’s grace and what it really meant....
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Lent: Day One in the Books…
Every year there is a forty day season called Lent leading up to Easter. Colloquially, it’s a period when you give up certain, usually unnecessary things that take up a lot of your time. From what I’ve...
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Following a Potent God…
Perhaps this post would have been more appropriate on my blog’s third birthday, but for some reason, Jesus’ career has been on my mind. As the Scriptures say, it was roughly three years. We’re often...
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No Strings Attached…
“The Son of Man came eating and drinking and they say, ‘Look at him! A glutton and a drunkard, a friend of tax collectors and sinners!’ Yet wisdom is justified by her deeds,” – Matthew 11:19 A few days...
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Sundays With St. Paul: What Happened At Antioch?
This is part of a series I’m writing for Near Emmaus. Feel free to read it there or read other posts by other bloggers. Our class discussion this week led us to the incident at Antioch as Paul...
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