Consider Psalm 23 in relation to anxious and depressed American teens, as well as young people more generally, and megalomaniacs, and those who want to phase out ‘Mom’ and ‘Dad’.More
What Nathaniel Hawthorne’s ‘The Gray Champion’ Can Teach Us Today
The nameless voice in the 1689 Boston crowd prays, in the short story ‘The Gray Champion,’ as men have entreated God in earlier times, as well as in the times since.More
How to Say Augustine, and What to Do About Chronic Interrupters
If someone is talking, and another one has something to say, let the first one who was talking be quiet, and listen, so that everyone listening can be built up and edified by what is said.More
Vice News Panel On Being Asian in America, Bigotry Defined, and Wild Stories in Genesis
The Bible is not only profitable for knowing God, but is also given to us for studying the hearts of man – ours, and others – to be wise as serpents and harmless as doves.More
Domestic Domino Theory
To the extent that I haven’t heard anyone else saying we should, perhaps its time for us to start viewing the culture war in the U.S. as domino theory.More
Matt Walsh, James O’Keefe, Ron DeSantis, and The Queen James Bible
A word about King James VI and I, the rumored bisexual who commissioned the KJV a few centuries back. A per-version of the Bible exists which winks and nods to his old nickname.More
My Comprehensive Analysis of Biden’s 2023 SOTU Address
In short, if Joe Biden’s State of the Union 2023 speech accurately represented the state of our union here in the U.S., the state of our union is not doing so hot right now. More
Joseph in Genesis, and John Taylor Gatto
The hatred Joseph’s brothers feel toward him equates to them already having murdered him in their hearts, even when all they end up doing in the end is selling him into slavery.More
A Little Less Conversation, A Little More Action
In Genesis, we are told of a man named Shechem, the prince of the land where Jacob’s household resides, how he sees Jacob’s daughter Dinah when she is out and about. More
Book Review: ‘Technopoly’ by Neil Postman
It must have been providential that these technologies were developed now, so the saints could leverage them, to do the good work of the ministry that God has planned and prepared.More