A poem.
Doxology: A Series
Surrendered Song: A Reflection On Catacombs and Worship
I love that no two Catacombs are the same–apart from the fact that I always seem to walk onto the stage with an anxious heart.
Self-Reflection Through the Lens of Leisure: Who Leads My Learning?
We do not have to stress when something does not turn out as we thought. After all, we are not alone in the process of learning.
Thought Experiment: Lane Should Play Classical Music From Its Speakers
It should not endorse music because it has the “Christian” label on it, but because it truly draws its listeners near to God.
Redefining Blessings: Praise God Through the Peaks and Valleys
This is when we begin to see God at work—not necessarily in grand gestures, but through the actions and words of strangers and friends.
St. Augustine’s Confessions As a Model for Practicing Intimacy
The experience of being a person, lost apart from God, is no less true for a Christian today than it was in late antiquity.
The True Heart of Worship
What we devote our time to is what we are devoted to. So ask yourself: What is valuable to you? Is it praiseworthy?
Dependence on Diversion Leads to a Distracted Faith
Rather than confront things such as death, wretchedness, and ignorance, humans utilize fictitious diversions to distract from the real world.
Emptying Ourselves for the Purpose of Praise
Humility is and should be the driving force in our consistent praise unto God.
Praise is Our Weapon as the Unified Bride of Christ
Our worship isn’t just about declaring the truth of Who God is–it’s about joining the Church victorious at the throne of God.