Why your music doesn’t make you better than me.
My friend Amanda wrote an end-of-year post on selfishness, grocery store encounters, arts and...
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Tag: humility
Pancakes, smoking, and walking it out.
I once had a friend in college. I considered her a mentor. She would hang out with us college...
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The Most Appalling Mystery
Hey guys. Been quite preoccupied lately, in every sense. But I wanted to check in. Last week, I...
Read MoreI’m not afraid anymore. (To doubt. To speak. To love.)
Guess what? I’m one of those Christians who grew up in a Christian home. (I don’t think I said the word Christian enough. …Christian.) Why am I a Christian? Well, because I grew up that way. …Right?...
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September ends. Wake up!
Welcome to the end of September. So far, we’ve survived a thousand year flood and a...
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How to make the right decision (when you kind of already know)
It’s hard to make decisions. If you read my previous post, you read about one of the...
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Fyodor Dostoevsky has a story for you. It’s from Grushenka. It’s about An Onion, or a hidden treasure
Now that I’m done being in college and all, I’ve been able to pick up Brothers...
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Keeping Good Friday Holy
This morning I was reading six chapters in Deuteronomy (I had fallen behind in my reading plan)....
Read MoreThe presence of God
“The real test of being in the presence of God is, that you either forget about yourself altogether or see yourself as a small, dirty object. It is better to forget about yourself altogether.” ~C.S....
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When opportunity knocks: church, Church, parachurch, business, and God’s beating heart
The last word I would ever use to describe my brother Matt would be “pretentious.” My big...
Read MoreA Landscape Transformed
Exactly three years ago, I was waking up to a chilly sunset in the Grand Canyon on a week-long backpacking trip with my high school youth group, hosted by Solid Rock Outdoor Ministries. I wrote the following article for a...
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Hey, it’s Meg.
My favorite hobby is making people look at the world through different shoes. I blog about community, relationality, and Christianity.