Monthly Archives: March 2020
Rejoice
Filed under As Christian Writers, Reviews
In Times of Trouble
Not everyone likes to dig into dystopian literature. That’s fine. Even so, there’s something therapeutic about reading literature written during times of trouble. Or would you disagree?
Filed under As Christian Writers
Yeast
I went to the store yesterday to get yeast. I think some therapeutic baking is in my future and I don’t want it all to be brownies and cookies. 🙂 So, while honestly I’d love to lose myself in a book for about three weeks right now, I’m going to encourage you to do something besides hide. Something that can give you a little lift.
Filed under Uncategorized
Are great things in store?
Ladies and gentlemen, I’ll admit I’m starting to get kind of nervous. I’d hoped the Corona virus would be going away rather than obviously spreading. So I want to take a moment to ask you: Are great things in store?
Filed under Thoughts to remember later
New Children’s Hymnal
Ladies and gentlemen, have you heard that Concordia Publishing House has put together a new hymnal for children, One and All Rejoice? It comes out this summer. But whether you have children or not, I want to show you one of the neatest things I’ve ever come across!
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Distortions
I’ve been googling various authors to double-check various things, and I stumbled on a quote from Flannery O’Connor that I’d like you to consider today on distortions.
Filed under As Christian Writers
A Valentine’s Day to Remember
Literature Lists
I’m putting together some literature lists for LutheranHomeschool.com. Anyone want to look them over for me? I’m aiming for “appropriate for Lutheran high schoolers.”
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The Elder King
Hailstone Mountain
