Tag: grief

  • The Lament

    Bryce makes space for the holy work of lament.

  • Grief and Glory

    Advent 2023 kicks off with an honest reflection on the grief of inhumanity we are witnessing.

  • The Enemy Cannot Make An Enemy Out of My Friend

    My neighbors might bicker. My village might light their torches. My governor might stage a public execution. But as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.

  • The Tyrant

    A queer, Christian review of Knock at the Cabin.

  • It’s Chaos. Be Kind.

    Title from Michelle McNamara, as told by husband Patton in his Netflix special Annihilation.  We buy cookies. Every time. Fat ones, from a bakery we have delivered. Cookies and cream. Peanut Butter. Chocolate Chip. They come in a box and a bag. Sometimes we buy milk for dipping. Most of the time we scarf them down…

  • Your mysteries are madness

      I would like to read the sentence “do you remember so and so” without feeling an immediate sense of dread. I would likewise appreciate texting out “Did you ever know so and so” without having to follow-up with “they’re not dead, I just have a story.” As a social scientist, I rather enjoy statistics…