Without a Trace
8:00 a.m. I picked up my purple headphones and propped them on my head like a padded, electric...
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Tag: Sin
we have 4 options. (or, how to be able to live with yourself.)
So I’m writing more devotionals for my church to help people in small groups have...
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I Won’t Try to Fix You: Instilling Hope for Healing without Alienating the Broken
It’s Friday night. Know what that means? I’m up all night working on a website. I made...
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i’m here + i’m on my way
I could make this one of these moral-of-the-story blog posts about the importance of rest or...
Read MoreEyes Only for You
I want to find my Identity In You but When I look in the mirror I can’t see a thing But for me. I...
Read MoreSin, Suffering, and Hell: Meditations on ‘The Great Divorce’
This Thursday I got to go on a refreshing bike ride and sit by the beach with with my buddy Jack: My dear friend Basil gave me this book last year, and I’ve finally gotten around to reading it. I had no idea The Great...
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Saturday Night Jams: feat. Bombadil
Every Saturday night, I post a song, a short analysis, and the lyrics. Then I proceed to jam out....
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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...
Read MoreBeing honest
“We have a desperate need to be seen. That is the imprint of God within our hearts. He did not create us for isolation. He created us for love, acceptance, and support in the safety of authentic, healthy community. He...
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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)....
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15 things I learned at Faithwalkers
So this week I went to Iowa and Nebraska and Fort Collins. And at this particular moment I am at...
Read MorePeace and patience during the Christmas season
I went grocery shopping today, and outside the store was a man who looked like Mario — if his...
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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.