Memento: An Anecdote

The word “anecdote” seems to have a cheery connotation to it. Even in the Webster’s definition, it is ascribed to … More

Hopelessness, Fear, and the End of the World

Yeah, I’m posting this a lot later in the evening than I normally would. But you gotta cut me at … More

Christians are instructed to count their trials as joy. What if we started to look at them as a gift?

The market is becoming saturated with a sort of “undercover” Christian artist. While this position isn’t completely void of reason, … More

We’ve come into an age where it is very easy to enter the music/arts industry. People can create and publish … More

I went on a trip recently, and I felt really homesick – more than usual. I think that my homesickness … More

In the wake of a traumatic event in a community, people respond in various ways. Some have their eloquent voice … More

My sister Carlee and my brother Emmett are the two bravest people I know, and I am going to tell … More

The discord within the American chapter of the family of Christ really upsets me. We make a big deal about the … More

The book of Psalms is arguably the most beloved book of the Bible. At 150 chapters, it is the longest … More

One beautiful aspect about life is that our story never ends. Even after we die, our influences extend beyond the grave, … More