We’re turning the corner into April and where I live, spring has fully sprung. The flowers are blooming and the pollen is making people miserable, and the days are balancing themselves between chilly mornings and warm afternoons. You might still be in the snowy North or the “end of winter” that goes on forever. Or […]

I heard a speaker this week talking about offering the work of our hands as worship. He noted that the work of our hands is stained with sin, but still what happens when I bring forward the work of my hands is that Christ is carrying me forward and offering it on my behalf. The […]

The preordered copies of Prince Lander and the Dragon War got signed and ready to ship this week. How exciting is that? If you ordered your copy, it’s coming soon. If you haven’t yet, you still can! Around the Web The Surprising Value of Reading Fewer Books Sarah Mackenzie explores what it means to read fewer books. Are […]

There were shorts worn around my neighborhood today. The daffodils are blooming (not in my yard, because mine always run about three weeks behind everyone else’s). My windows are still open, though I’m writing this after dark. The year is turning. When I lived in Alaska, this was the time of year when the sun […]

The world is watching the news as I write this, looking to see what’s happening, who’s safe, who’s in danger, which leader has said what. And in the midst of the watching, mothers and fathers are putting their children to bed, reading them stories, and filling their imaginations with visions of better ways than wars […]