Picking up where we left off in our last episode, the remaining 30 titles I finished in 2021 were as follows. From this list, hopefully you will draw some inspiration and ideas for your own reading list in the year ahead.More
All The Books I Read This Past Year – Part I
Perhaps in the course of this rundown you will get some inspiration to join me on Goodreads and set a reading goal for 2022. Or maybe you will just get some good ideas for titles you might be interested in reading, or not reading, in the year ahead.More
As The Year Draws to a Close
As 2021 draws to a close, my wife and I are listing the major events of the past year, striving to understand our lives better so as to be more intentional in the coming year. Making sense of it all can feel a bit like searching for needles in haystacks.More
Why I Got Back on Facebook After Deleting My Account in 2020
Both the fact that I left and the fact that I returned bother me. In an effort to sort through why, this episode is dedicated to unpacking the whole messy situation as I see it.More
Christmas and the Context of the Incarnation
Rather than bemoaning that this was hardly the best time to raise a child, Joseph and Mary saw the greatest fulfillment of their God-given potential as humble obedience to the perfect and holy will of the Most High. More
Festivus and Bradford Littlejohn Reimagining a Christian America
Replacing the Christmas tree with an aluminum pole, substituting feats of strength for gift-giving, airing grievances in place of reading the Christmas story – Festivus is post-modern.More
Inevitable Marxism and the Elon Musk Babylon Bee Interview
The point is not to hitch our hope-wagon to the horse of South African billionaires. The point is that men like Musk see in Christians a bulwark for civilization against Wokism.More
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings and CCP Censorship
One of the newest entries into the Marvel superheroes movies franchise, Shang-Chi was lively, interesting, and entertaining. So why hasn’t it played in China?More
Borg Collective Fails to Assimilate Senator Joe Manchin’s Vote
Imagine the gall of a duly-elected member of the United States Senate reserving the right to vote anything other than ‘Yes.’ Oh, the temerity! Oh, the audacity! Oh, the humanity!More
Kamala Harris Loses Her Temper During a Comedy Central Interview
One can appreciate the reasons the Harris staffer Symone Sanders tried in vain to shut down the interview by pretending the mics had stopped working.More