Five Poems to Read on Veteran's Day
In Flanders Fields by John Mccrae In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the...
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Nov 16, 2016
Thank You!
Last night’s Rabbit Room LIVE event was a huge success. Allow me to give a sincere thank you to everyone who came out and also to...
Nov 8, 2016
A Liturgy for Election Day
Almighty God who has given us an abundance of good things, has set our feet about these boundaried shores, and has called us to give an...
Nov 2, 2016
The Origin of Every Moment Holy
Hutchmoot 2015 did not pass for me without effect. More than a year later those changes are still evident. It was during those four days...
Oct 18, 2016
The Gift of Your Suffering to the Body of Christ
[From “Gifts of and for the Church” @ Hutchmoot 2016.] As Heidi and I began to talk about how we might split up this session on exploring...
Oct 6, 2016
Hutchmoot 2016: Feasting as an Act of War
Welcome to Hutchmoot 2016. It was a grand first day, though I’m sure everyone’s as tired as I am. A few people asked if I could email...
Sep 29, 2016
Struck – Coming in March 2017
I am pleased to officially reveal the title and cover for my forthcoming release from InterVarsity Press: Struck: One Christian’s...
Sep 26, 2016
Tickets Now Available: Rabbit Room LIVE 2016
On November 15th, we’re proud to present Rabbit Room LIVE 2016: A Fundraiser and a Celebration of Music, Story, Art, and Community. You...
Sep 19, 2016
L’Abri Lecture: Me, My Selfie, & I
If you’re in Nashville this week, check this event out. In partnership with King’s Meadow Study Center and Parish Presbyterian Church,...
Sep 13, 2016
Poem: Isaiah 27:1
Editor’s note: today’s guest post is a poem (and its introduction), inspired by a passage in Isaiah, that weaves together water imagery...
Sep 8, 2016
Hutchmoot 2016 Session Schedule
Hutchmoot 2016 is less than a month away! We’ve still got tons of work to do, but the weekend is taking shape in earnest. Here’s a look...
Sep 7, 2016
Rabbit Room Live 2016
On the evening of November 15th we’re launching the Rabbit Room as an official 501(c)(3) non-profit organization—and we’re launching it...
Sep 5, 2016
An Evening with David and Phaedra Taylor
Art House Nashville is hosting David and Phaedra Taylor for one evening only! “Art for the Common Good – What Does It Mean?” A...
Aug 29, 2016
What a Woman Wants to Hear
Chesterton once wrote that the great lesson of “Beauty and the Beast” was “that a thing must be loved before it is lovable.” Beautiful...
Aug 12, 2016
Meanwhile in the Forums: Violence, Bandersnatches, Cursed Children, Slow Church, and more
In Brazil this week, the Olympians are busy olymping. Most of us are busy sitting on couches watching them olymp (not to mention watching...
Aug 11, 2016
We Need to Talk
I’m somewhat familiar with the feeling, but I’ve never made the decision. There was a period in my mid-twenties when I felt completely...
Aug 10, 2016
What Is Imagination? (3/3)
In Part II, we considered how imagination is the harmonious piecing together of images that rouse longings powerful enough to move us to...
Aug 8, 2016
The Music of Jason Isbell and the Myth of the Simple Story
No one has a simple story. For reasons I imagine Jason Isbell never intended, when I listen to his music I sometimes find my mind...
Aug 5, 2016
What Is Imagination? (2/3)
In Part I, we considered how the imagination is the part of us most concerned with transcendent concepts, virtues of “the chest,” and...
Aug 4, 2016
What Is Imagination? (1/3)
For one glorious year, I was blessed to live as a Residential Fellow at the Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal in northern...
Aug 3, 2016
Art Stories: The Song and the Spear
Rembrandt’s David Playing the Harp to Saul is a painting of a kingdom being torn in two. It could be your kingdom. It could be mine....
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