Samaritan’s Song Is Three Years Old!

Today I've been blogging here for three years. [Click title to read more.]

Your Habits Are Making You

I think it's easy to forget that acts of sin, or acts driven by the Holy Spirit, or just the benign ordinary things we do, are connected meaningfully to the people we become. [Click title to read more.]

The Miracle Of Ordinary

Concepts like "talking to God" and "worshiping the risen Savior" have grown to be as fundamental a part of my life as washing the dishes, and sometimes about as glamorous. But we shouldn't devalue the common miracles of our faith. [Click title to read more.]

Keep Some Grains of Salt Around

So please, save your leap of faith for Jesus, and give yourself permission to be skeptical about what you read or consume online about your faith. [Click title to read more.]

The God Who Permits Audacity

God lets us approach Him with an astonishing degree of audacity. [Click title to read more.]

When All You Hear Is Silence

There is a point in the life of every believer where everything is going wrong, on fire, or is absolutely confusing and shattering and - worst of all - you cannot sense God in any of it. [Click title to read more.]

Pardon The Blog Construction…

Apparently WordPress retired my theme without telling me, and so now the blog looks a little, ah, odd. Ignore it for the time being, please, while I root around and give Samaritan's Song a facelift! Thanks for your patience.

Miracle-Blind

I think we see fewer miracles because we're miracle-blind. We've forgotten what a miracle is. It's not that they aren't there: we just diminish them. [Click title to read more.]