Review: Aggressively Happy
Finding happiness in a fallen world
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Published Work
Commissioned writing for other publications.
Clerestory Magazine: "Who Is My Neighbor?"
In submitting to limits — reduced private space, access to a smaller geographical area — I’ve discovered that more choice isn’t exactly an existential good.
Something Wicked, Something Holy
The most disturbing shadow, stalking behind and stretching before, is rooted at our own feet.
Gardeners' World and the Object of Attention
Recently published at Christ & Pop Culture.
Faith & Facebook
Is it possible to like, comment and post to the glory of God on Facebook? It’s complicated.
The Suffering Service of Jim Hopper
The struggle to do good in an upside-down world
Surprised By Paradox
Jen Pollock Michel invites readers to puzzle over the paradoxes of Christianity and to wonder at its mysteries.
Video games have an image problem in the church
Originally Published on The Official Blog of Power to Change: Students
The gods are dead and the sun has stopped in the sky. The land of The Banner Saga aches with the absence of gods who are not there as darkness reaches down from the north under an endless twilight.
The Gateway Chronicles & The Demands of Friendship
Originally published in Area of Effect magazine
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I made my very first friend in grade one with a simple offer: “Wanna play?” As I
approach my thirties, I wish making friends was still that easy. The Six, the
first book in K.B. Hoyle’s The Gateway Chronicles series,
Hoping in Hyrule
Can Breath of the Wild help us endure life's hurts?