An exploration of the interplay among language, the body and the incarnation.
Movie lines, like Bible verses, can contain kernels of truth that allude to a truth larger than a few words can express.
Charting the history of a relationship with Scripture.
A recounting of lately stumbled-upon wisdom regarding grace, redemption and forgiveness.
What the parable of the rich man and Lazarus can teach us about discerning lies.
On the incarnation of ideas into art in Chaim Potok’s acclaimed novel, My Name is Asher Lev.
An adult wrestles with youthful images of identity.
What can we do when we discover our joy has been stolen from us?
Word play leads to serious food play when it comes to communion.
On reading the Bible with Johnny Cash during Lent.
A defense of the book and, above all, the living Word.
On the loss of love letters in a technological age.
On the incarnate words that call our worlds into being.
On the paradoxes of lament and hope, destruction and creation, failure and commitment.
Reflecting on the ways books demand our lives.
The marvel of the incarnation through the lens of grad school.
From rote memorization to lectio divina: a journey with the God of the Bible.