
Some thoughts from a week of prayers, tears and hope—on the family of God, the fragility of life, and the greater resurrection we are all waiting for.

Some thoughts from a week of prayers, tears and hope—on the family of God, the fragility of life, and the greater resurrection we are all waiting for.

A few more movies, and a few more uncomfortable questions—about hidden hearts, religious certainty, little church kingdoms, and what our faith actually produces.

A few thoughts on innocence, grace, the passing of time, and what we hold onto when everything else gives way.

A trip home, some observations and a growing appreciation of family, generosity, and God’s quiet work in our lives.

Two puppies, two churches, a hunchback lady, a choir of a hundred voices, and an art gallery beside a church. A few reflections on the patience of God to the discipline of a choir.

What you treasure reveals your fears. Reflections on the fleeting impressiveness of people, and the quiet, flawed yet real devotion that truly pleases God.

More reflections on the way we often misunderstand singleness, and the better perspective the gospel offers us, whatever our relationship status.

A recent talk reminded me that while the gospel doesn’t make life easy, it does make it clear and hope-filled. Some reflections on the realities of life, aging, and especially singleness.

From regrettable movie choice on the plane to finding a new church in the neighbourhood!