In my quest to understand Orvieto to the best of my ability, I have begun to notice things about this place that have affected me deeply.
Art Lessons From Orvieto
Final Semester Reflections
What assumptions are you taking for granted? Don’t assume change will come in the future; live it out now.
In Due Time: He Remembers the Sparrows
“Thy will be done” is the hardest prayer to pray sincerely. It forces us to give up our fears, doubts, hesitations, and control to the God of the universe.
Friend, God Is Near In Your Grief
Christ gives us victory and takes away the sting, despair, and death itself. He weeps with us and over us, because our Redeemer came to be one of us.
Beauty in Perspective: How Fear Keeps Us From Discovering Truth
Fear, especially of the unknown, is never from God. Fear is a weapon the enemy uses to manipulate us and to keep us from growing.
What Does It Mean to Suffer Well?
We can rest in peace knowing that God is working out all things for our good, and that we can bestow our suffering upon him.
A Reflection On Technology
Since graduating, I’ve had the space and time to step back and reevaluate my relationship with technology.
Existential Lessons From the Backyard
How do we reconcile our desire for control and the very real problems we face, with the faith that there is a far bigger plan beyond any of our comprehensions?
The Gospel According to Atwood
We are constantly faced with institutions and belief systems that clash with one another yet still claim to be Christian. How do we proceed forward amidst this confusion?
A Return to the Familiar Ladder
A poem.