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How to have a truly happy new year.

For the first time in years, I don’t remember my New Year’s resolution from January. Usually, I write it down in my journal or on a note I stick to my mirror. There’s been many of those dog-eared sticky notes from years past. The year of contentment. Speaking life. We passed pancakes across the breakfast table on January 1st this year. “What do you want from 2018?” I can’t remember my answer. I know what I didn’t want though. I didn’t want to walk into her office and share the parts of my life I’m inclined to hide. I didn’t want to Facetime her the day after she delivered her baby that never breathed. I didn’t want to spend four months wondering how I’d walk into her house on Christmas day and see her empty chair. I didn’t want to go on another first date that led nowhere. We sit across from each other in a little coffee shop in Colorado, picking at a charcuterie board. “When I think about all of the things I have left to go through,” her voice cracks....

In a Blind World: God

I watched with mouth wide open, there in the lecture hall, as he pulled every perverted strand out of the historical blanket and embellished it in great detail until my mind forgot the meaning of purity. And they did this every day in our textbooks, in the lectures, on the slides. They told us how archaeologists had found a flute that men played seventy thousand years ago. How could we question when they have thick glasses, and speak with big words? We're finally thinking for ourselves, but only thinking what they let us think. In all this aching, lying world, I cling to truth. "Let God be true, and every man a liar." Romans 3:4


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