Human Overboard: My Thoughts

James and the Shame (Rhett McLaughlin) recently released a country music album titled “Human Overboard”, with 11 songs that share different aspects of his personal deconstruction story. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVkdI7gZ0gU This is a link to an episode of their (Rhett and Link’s) podcast, Ear Biscuits, in which Rhett and Link discuss the album. I’ve written a previous

Miracles & the Goodness of God

This is another #TwitterTheology post; however, the words written are very eloquent and thorough, and I don’t have much to add to them. This thread was written by @OldReepicheep: “When I announced to our Facebook friends when we were finally, after 7 weeks, taking Abigail home, a friend of mine–a former pastor’s wife–chimed in: “Abigail

Why I Love Blimey Cow

My very first post here on WordPress was “Why I Love Rhett and Link”. Because YouTubers inspire creativity, thoughtfulness, humor, and often have unique perspectives on things, I decided to write about another group of YouTubers I really like, and the first channel I subscribed to. Blimey Cow is made up of brothers Jordan and

“Men Prefer Debt-Free Virgins Without Tattoos”: A Response

Let me make this clear from the start: not everyone who disagrees with the original article “Men Prefer Debt-Free Virgins Without Tattoos” from earlier this year is a feminist, or entitled, as the author of that article claims we all are. I believe it is very possible for God to convict us differently about different