The digital age is forming us without our consent, and warnings proliferate that the consequences to the faithful may be disastrous. Turning away should be a viable option. [Click title to read more.]
Author: samaritansong
Christian, Scholar, Servant. Striving for a life of deep joy and steady prayer. I run the Samaritan's Song blog - www.thesamaritansong.com - and am currently writing a book.
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And if you ever want me to pray with or for you, all you have to do is ask.
Avoid The Shortcut
Sometimes, the process is the point. [Click title to read more.]
To A Younger Me
Now in my forties, I wish I could write to my younger self about what I've grown to learn about God in the intervening years. [Click title to read more.]
The Good, The Beautiful, and the True
Focusing on the good, the beautiful, and the true can help us resist a culture of death and decay. [Click title to read more.]
The Arts Should Matter to the Church
The arts provide ways for us to encounter God and deepen our understanding about Him: we should invite them in, especially in a culture that threatens to devalue them. [Click title to read more.]
Learning from a Decade of Blogging
A decade later, what's changed and what hasn't. [Click title to read more.]
The Resurrection of the Everyday
The resurrection isn't just about big miracles and major redemption. It's about the little pieces of everyday life. [Click title to read more.]
Easter Is A Season, Not A Day
Celebrating the resurrection means living with the knowledge that the kingdom is established and all has been won. [Click title to read more.]
Standing In the Ruins
In the darkness, we wait for the light. [Click title to read more.]
Maundy Thursday Vulnerability
Maundy Thursday demands both humility and vulnerability. I am grateful liturgy allows room for both. [Click title to read more.]
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