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In The Dying, The Rising
Text, 12:06 AM: “I miss you so much. Are you able to see the same moon that I’m looking at now?” I have been wanting the silence and, in many ways, my desire for it over the past couple months since we last spoke has only deepened. Things feel louder than they ever have been…
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A Tree Stuck Inside a Fence
A lament for our world and a space to speak.
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Mercy Will Not End (Part Two)
As I look out into the softly falling snow, and see the hundreds of empty church buildings and streets, it’s hard to forget that Easter isn’t quite the same this year. A few weeks ago, when the lockdowns began happening and the once booming metropolis I lived in transformed, overnight, to a small neighborhood, void…
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Mercy Will Not End (Part One)
“It’s funny what the drinking games can bring up. From hilarious stories of workplace frustration to anecdotes teeming with regret and shame. It’s a testament to the power of love when a group of friends can sit together in both the heavy and light, the scandalous and the embarrassment. In this way, the drinking adults…
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And Shall Return
What does being of ash mean for our seasons of joy?
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In Defense of Theological Thought
I have many friends, particularly from an older generation, who believe that Christians today cherry pick Bible quotes and filter scripture through a pre-determined lens. I’m choosing to be pro-gay, choosing to be pro-immigrant, choosing to be popular to my liberal, worldly friends and therefore choose to pour through the Bible nefariously until I find…
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The Off Season
Death, taxes, and the NWSL cramming an entire off season into a week or two. There’s a lot to unpack, and this article will be updated as necessary. The action practically began, in NWSL terms, while the season was still going. In late December, Makenzy Doniak was traded from the Royals to the Red Stars.…
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My 10 Best Books of the Decade
Graphic novels, young adult fiction, and non-fiction all make it on the list of Bryce’s top 10 books of the 2010’s.
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I Believe That My Season Will Come
Bryce’s 2019 Christmas Message