One morning when my granddaughter Easton was three years old, she and her mom and I were driving to get donuts when she said, “A lion!” My daughter and I glanced back at Easton in her car seat, then followed her gaze and chubby finger pointing up to white clouds in the blue sky outside […]
The Warren & The World Vol 9, Issue 35
From a look at the holiness of God to a meditation on living life a little larger, we’ve got a lot of great stuff this week. And that doesn’t even get you to the Story Warren site, where our contributors are recommending books and encouraging you as you foster holy imagination in the kids in […]
Big Questions Series
Today at lunch, my seven-year-old summed it up neatly. “Is the virus going to last forever?” she asked. I took a few meditative bites of leftover tandoori before I answered. “No,” I said. “It won’t. I don’t know how long it will last, but it won’t last forever.” Meaning: eventually Jesus will come back. The […]
Mythopoeic Grace
In September of 1931 J.R.R. Tolkien, Hugo Dyson, and C.S. Lewis took part in a late-night conversation at Oxford University. This was not only a pivotal moment in Lewis’s life (helping to convince him of the validity of Christianity), but also a well-chronicled moment for mythopoeic grace. Two of the great literary figures of the […]
The Warren & The World Vol 9, Issue 34
Starbucks and Bath and Body Works think it’s autumn, and from time to time in the past few weeks I’ve noticed the temperatures beginning to reflect the fact. So let’s head into the flaming out of the year and see what is to come. Around the Web Time-Management to Keep Up: The Secret to Fresh […]
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