Even though I didn’t get the best grades, I loved all of my honors and AP classes in high school. I was especially fond of my AP English classes as both a junior and senior. The summer before my senior year I had to choose a summer reading book. Mere Christianity was on the listRead more
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One of the greatest joys in my life is spending time with my nieces and nephew. Spending time with my three nieces and nephew has definitely made me less nervous about having children of my own. Earlier this week I was hanging out with my sister and her family. Her daughters, Naomi and Leilani, areRead more
Last week I wrote a post about the polarizing nature of social media. I wrote that instead of clinging to the extremes of any issue, we need to be willing to listen to other people. Humility enables us to listen to another person, even if we don’t agree with them and even if we’re notRead more
I don’t know how many times I’ve watched The Avengers. I saw it three times in the theater and have watched it countless times at home. I still find it terribly entertaining, especially when all six Avengers finally assemble in New York City. Less exciting, but potentially more intriguing, is the scene between Natasha RomanoffRead more
David is called a man after God’s own heart. For most people, though, that statement comes with a giant asterisk. Even though David was a man after God’s own heart, he still committed some major sins. Those sins are an asterisk on his life. However, David’s response to those sins continue to show us whatRead more
The Doctor was back this past weekend and he brought coffee. He also brought with him his oldest enemies: the Daleks. “Into the Dalek” was an interesting examination of what it means to be good or evil. The Doctor’s attempts to answer that question for himself brought him face-to-eye with a Dalek struggling with itsRead more