In the mornings, I read passages from the Bible that fill me with fresh hope and new mercies. In the evenings, I read literature that inspires me and teaches me how to instill good habits and a love for learning in my children. And in between? Oh, the in between. In between these infusions of truth and idealism, I live…
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A short-but-sweet review (with many quotes) of The Supper of the Lamb: A Culinary Reflection, by Robert Farrar Capon. (Originally subtitled A Culinary Entertainment, which I think is even more fitting.) This book has been hovering on the edges of my booklist for several years now, not quite making it off the back burner until now. I’ve seen it recommended…
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A mini review of You Are What You Love: The Spiritual Power of Habit, by James K.A. Smith. Honestly, it will be difficult for me to keep this “mini review” brief. You Are What You Love contains so much to unpack in its seven chapters. Overall, I really enjoyed this book. The first chapter was difficult for me, and I…
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A short-but-sweet review of Tilar J. Mazzeo’s Irena’s Children: a True Story of Courage. Irena’s Children is the fascinating, inspiring account of a woman who refused to lie down when the Nazis began enacting the “final solution” in Poland. Irena Sendler worked tirelessly to smuggle medication into the Jewish ghetto of Warsaw—and smuggle children out. Together with her dedicated team,…
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A short but sweet review of renowned theologian D. A. Carson’s Praying with Paul: A Call to Spiritual Reformation. Praying with Paul is a convicting, sobering reminder that our prayer life is the main indication of the health of our relationship with the Lord. Carson acknowledges the difficulty of keeping attention on God during prayer times and gives some practical…
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