If I’m reading a book, I’m usually stopping to look at the books the authors have read. The bibliography, (or… Read more Reading a Text Alongside its References Turns a Spectator into a Participant
Category: Exegetical Reflections
Exhaling Dust, Inhaling Grace
The synoptic authors recall the sending forth of the disciples by Jesus. Matthew, Mark and Luke discuss the event with particular… Read more Exhaling Dust, Inhaling Grace
Noah’s Revolution
When we get past the cartoon images and mockery, Noah, at the command of God, was essentially the Ancient Near… Read more Noah’s Revolution
The Walking Deceived
I like to read a book, then read what that author read before writing that book. One thing we’re big… Read more The Walking Deceived
The {Mis}Information Revolution?
… The information revolution may one day be described as the age of politics, power and propaganda. It’s good to… Read more The {Mis}Information Revolution?
Industrious {…Or, Just Running After One’s Hat}
Self doubt and/or limitations inherited from an abusive past do not mean that you are incapable of meeting resources and ability,… Read more Industrious {…Or, Just Running After One’s Hat}
The Crux of Psalm 23 {Dominus Imperium Mensa Praesentia Hostis}
Beside still waters. Along paths of righteousness. In a dark valley, overflowing cups. A soul restored for His name’s sake.… Read more The Crux of Psalm 23 {Dominus Imperium Mensa Praesentia Hostis}
@Luke 16:10
We Are More Than What We Own
I came across this reinterpretation of ‘Be Thou My Vision’ while listening to the Spotify playlist ‘Hymns for Hipsters’. Rend… Read more We Are More Than What We Own
Rod Lampard 