It was May 13 last year when I first hit publish. The post was called “Greetings from the Deep South, USA.” Nothing fancy. Just a hello from where I sit. I still remember the ordinary light in the room that morning… and the quiet resolve it took to send the words out anyway. A yearContinueContinue reading “One Year In”
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Mine too, Martha…
I thought I knew this passage. Turns out I’d just gotten used to it. I was studying John 11 today and something in it hit me like a gut-punch. Four days in the tomb. Nobody expecting anything but grief. Martha meets Him on the road: “Lord, if You had been here…” She believes in theContinueContinue reading “Mine too, Martha…”
The Quiet Strength of a Donegal Voice: Remembering Moya Brennan
I heard her before I knew her name. That’s how it usually goes with voices that stay with you. “In a Lifetime” came out in 1985, a duet with Bono, and I remember thinking the woman singing with him was doing something he couldn’t quite do — something quieter and older and more certain. BonoContinueContinue reading “The Quiet Strength of a Donegal Voice: Remembering Moya Brennan”
FROM THE WEB: The Lunar Flyby and the Crucifixion – Probe Ministries
An interesting intersection of two of my favorite subjects… Click the link below to read more. The Artemis lunar flyby on April 6, 2026 included a fully scheduled 40-minute loss of communication between the astronauts and NASA. Radio signals between the Source: The Lunar Flyby and the Crucifixion – Probe Ministries
“It’s You When I Look In The Mirror”
Last week we looked at a song called “Kite.” This week I want to turn to what feels to me like its companion—a song that covers similar ground but arrives with a different weight. Where “Kite” accompanied me, “Sometimes You Can’t Make It on Your Own” confronted me. Where “Kite” opens its hands, this oneContinueContinue reading ““It’s You When I Look In The Mirror””