Well, as 2010 soon approaches I have decided to start a blog. I’m not crazy about the idea of New Year’s Resolutions (which feel contrived and cliche), but I do like the idea of beginning.
So in the beginning of 2010 I am starting a blog.
I don’t know why exactly I’m doing this except that I feel this heavy burden to create, move, and figure some things out about myself and what I’m supposed to be doing in the world. So, here it goes.
“it probably takes him the rest of his life to understand what had happened…” This was the last line in one of my favorite blog followings today. As someone who highly values understanding, this sentiment is striking. I’m not very
“it probably takes him the rest of his life to understand what had happened…” This was the last line in one of my favorite blog followings today. As someone who highly values understanding, this sentiment is striking. I’m not very
After re-watching Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind last night (which, may I suggest, you do the same – it’s a Netflix instant stream and an emerging classic), I was reminded of the powerful appeal to forget. The name of the movie
After re-watching Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind last night (which, may I suggest, you do the same – it’s a Netflix instant stream and an emerging classic), I was reminded of the powerful appeal to forget. The name of the movie
This quarter I am taking a directed study Seminary course on the art of reading the Bible. What I’ve come to see is that this practice also encompasses the art of being alive, of being human, and of living in
This quarter I am taking a directed study Seminary course on the art of reading the Bible. What I’ve come to see is that this practice also encompasses the art of being alive, of being human, and of living in
Bread goes through three transformations of life and death in the steps it takes to go from wheat to eat. The first is when seeds are harvested (a euphemism for death) in order to become wheat. The seeds contain potential
Bread goes through three transformations of life and death in the steps it takes to go from wheat to eat. The first is when seeds are harvested (a euphemism for death) in order to become wheat. The seeds contain potential
Hey Sam: I just purused as you say, your blog. I felt curiousity, joy, and maybe a bit of envy as I stumbled or navigated my way throughout. I must say that I would have enjoyed staying longer but was definitely greatful for the time spent here in your thoughts. Thank you for exploring and then sharing the wonderful and creative person God made you to be. I loved this peak at who you are and what you are thinking and look forward to growing along side of you. You are a blessing, C
You should write a book someday. I was immediately captivated.
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