American LeviticusWhat if Leviticus was written about our own culture?Tags: leviticusamericacultural commentarycustomsFebruary 16, 2025
A Three-Fifths CompromiseA short story about the way that our humanity as the users of AI tools is shaped by the use of something that feels a lot like a person.Tags: aislaverypersonhoodtechFebruary 11, 2025
New Explorations in the Lost World of Genesis [a review]An interesting retrospective on how John Walton's thinking has shifted on his Lost World books over the past fifteen years.Tags: genesisoriginswaltonlost worldDecember 19, 2024
How (and Why) I Read a Lot of BooksI read 150+ books this year. Here's how I did that, and why.Tags: booksreadingaudiobooksknowledgeNovember 27, 2024
Against Worldview [a review]A good, albeit imperfect, take on how to move on from 'Christian worldview' pedagogy towards the cultivation of wisdom.Tags: worldviewwisdompedagogychurchNovember 12, 2024
Scribe vs. reMarkable 2: a Review for WritersMy take on the pros and cons of the Kindle Scribe and the reMarkable 2, and which one I recommend.Tags: e readere inktabletwritingJuly 28, 2024
The Mary We Forgot [a review]An interesting exploration of Mary Magdalene and her significance for the church.Tags: mary magdalenewomenapostle to the apostlestheologyJuly 20, 2024
Citizenship Without Illusions [a review]A phenomenal little book about Christian political engagement.Tags: citizenshippoliticsvotingcivic engagementJuly 14, 2024
Between Flowers and Bones [a review]A fun and exciting follow-up in Leiloglou's Restorationists series.Tags: kidsartexpressionadventureMay 19, 2024
The Understory [a review]Wilbert invites us to walk with her through the forest and glean insights into how to grow roots again after disruption.Tags: reviewforestevangelicalismrootednessFebruary 27, 2024