What could be new? I LOVE grace, but it’s all we talk about!

A book of letters from a friend, encouraging you in your journey/wanderings in the wilderness, a journey of evolving faith.

Worshiping with my body, thinking of my body as a separate person…

“…what we need is an interpretation of faith that is ‘nonreligious,’ an interpretation of faith that creates a this-worldliness. That is what Bonhoeffer is trying to achieve with his vision of a ‘religionless Christianity,’ a faith that moves Christians deeper into the world.”

Jesus is tired? I hope not of me!

Fun book to read. Funny, too. The characters have great personalities and I liked it was set in Key West, where I had lived back when I was in 6th and 7th grade. It gave the book a colorful background.

Recently, certainty and uncertainty have come up frequently for some reason. It seems like God might be encouraging me to think about it.

May this blessing be a “plowshare of sorts” to you.

Highly recommend. Great story and characters and writing!

I wonder why I said that. “Humility happened.”

What a lovely poem about the contemplative life, something I am always trying to live. And I’ve discovered a new poet and a author. Looking forward to reading more.

We are mortal. God is here,

What helps you not to worry?

Sometimes we don’t have time for the slow stuff.

I feel seen.

The list, my star rating, and some notes. In 2018 I started trying to keep a count and list of all the books I read in a year, in addition to the longer entries about particular books.

A description of grief.

Works for me. What works for you?

Our anniversary saga.

Good book. And it’s about despair, which Christian Wiman is more than qualified to write about.