Focusing on the good, the beautiful, and the true can help us resist a culture of death and decay. [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.
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.]
The Beautiful, Rigorous Practice of Christian Acceptance
We have to learn to hold difficult truths close to us in order to suffer well. [Click title to read more.]
You Are Allowed To Change
Change can be different. But it isn't always bad. [Click title to read more.]
The Choice and the Mystery
In the end, I'm not sure whether my grandfather chose God or not. But God revealed grace through him anyway. [Click title to read more.]
