Priest. Professor. Writer.
I comment on the objectification of the modern classroom and how educators can enter more lovingly into the classroom. The essential things are not student ratings or student performance or my own upward trajectory. What is essential, the one thing Continue Reading …
In short, it was miserable. This article contains a few reasons why. And then I realized something about the space where education happens. I had to compete with the competition of distraction that is the internet. Students are a short Continue Reading …
This was my first piece over at Fathom Magazine, and the cover story of the issue. I hope to communicate a love letter to the Southern Baptist Convention even as I left it for Anglicanism. It also provides a few Continue Reading …
A reflection on waiting and longing during Advent: The beauty of Advent is not in the waiting or in baby Jesus: It is receiving. When the Word becomes flesh, we see and we receive. This is the simple message of Continue Reading …
In my first article published at Gospel-Centered Discipleship, I advocate for a posture of Christian witness that is one of descent. We die in order to live. We humble ourselves in order to be raised. The pattern of Christ is Continue Reading …
In my first piece at Front Porch Republic, I reflect on the recent craze of minimalism following Marie Kondo and what that may mean for our homes and hospitality. In the discussion of minimalism, I want to suggest it’s less Continue Reading …
