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Virtual Advent Wreath, Week 4 – One Star Lit for Them

Here in these weeks leading up to Christmas, we are posting a series of meditations focused on the story of Jesus’ birth from the...

Dec 17, 2008

Twilight: A Negative Review

Here in the Rabbit Room, we try hard not to speak disparagingly about authors and artists. Rather, we laud the work that we admire and...

Dec 17, 2008

Formerly Famous

I was in the checkout line at the Belmont Bi-Rite. In front of me, a famous person was paying for some ice cream. When I say he was...

Dec 16, 2008

MUSIC

Better Than Eggnog

I told somebody that I was going to see Behold the Lamb of God, The True Tall Tale of the Coming of Christ with Andrew Peterson and...

Virtual Advent Wreath, Week 3 – Where the Lambs are Kept

Dec 12, 2008

Virtual Advent Wreath, Week 3 – Where the Lambs are Kept

Here in these weeks leading up to Christmas, we are posting a series of meditations focused on the story of Jesus’ birth from the...

Dec 11, 2008

Happy Birthday, George MacDonald

The Rabbit Room welcomes its newest contributor. Travis Prinzi’s first book Harry Potter & Imagination: the Way Between Two Worlds is...

Dec 3, 2008

The Will and the Want

“There is no need to force a person’s will. All the other person need do is attract and captivate our ‘want,’ and then we will love to...

Dec 2, 2008

Book of Mercy

Each is brief, never more than a page. The book is easily read in a single sitting but instead of closing the cover when I finished, I...

Virtual Advent Wreath, Week 1 – The Silence of the Priest

Nov 29, 2008

Virtual Advent Wreath, Week 1 – The Silence of the Priest

Welcome to the Rabbit Room Virtual Advent Wreath. Over the course of the next several weeks leading up to Christmas, we will be...

Living Between Two Advents—The Rabbit Room’s Virtual Advent Wreath

Nov 24, 2008

Living Between Two Advents—The Rabbit Room’s Virtual Advent Wreath

Over the course of the next several weeks leading up to Christmas, we are going to offer a series of weekly posts to tell again the story...

Nov 20, 2008

Climbing Capernaum

The boy’s legs were useless. He could write and speak his name perfectly well (Brett), he could use his young hands to grip the braided...

Nov 18, 2008

A Reminder of Why

It’s a beautiful thing to be reminded of why we do what we do and why we love what we love. I recently spent the weekend in Spokane,...

Nov 16, 2008

Dubious Honor

Disclaimer: You may read this and want to defend Andrew Peterson. I assure you, that won’t be necessary. I read On the Edge of the Dark...

Nov 8, 2008

All Saints Day

This past Sunday was All Saints Day, the day in the liturgical church calendar we remember and honor those who have died in the Lord. ...

Nov 2, 2008

Home at Last

The tour ended a few days ago. Josh and I rolled up the long gravel driveway to our house at about 1:30 am after having covered eleven...

Oct 29, 2008

Kierkegaard Quote

My friend posted a quote the other day that has me thinking (although it should have me “doing”). I’ve actually read this a couple times...

Oct 27, 2008

(No) Man Is an Island

I have a memory burned into my mind of one of the last times I talked to my father – this was shortly after my parents’ separation after...

Campfire Tales: The Stephens Hill Horror

Oct 23, 2008

Campfire Tales: The Stephens Hill Horror

Author’s Note: I’ve always been a fan of H.P. Lovecraft. I love his weird words and the strange way he’s able to evoke things that are...

Oct 23, 2008