Now that it costs approximately three gold bars and a handful of NSA secrets (which totals roughly 46 cents) to send a letter, it’s my firm belief that the letter ought to at least be worth sending. Thanks to my dear friend Hannah–who not only bakes delicious scones, rocks her baby, takes care of her husband, and brews a delightful pot of tea–I’ve learned that … Continue reading NSA secrets
Probably most of you read this blog for the Lutheran stuff. Let’s get real. Probably no one’s reading it except for my mom. {Hi, Mom!} That’s a long way of saying: I’m sorry to disappoint, but tonight there’s nothing remotely Lutheran about this post. Instead, it’s just a little sneak peek at my apartment. And it’s a little sneak peek at my apartment because when … Continue reading no Lutheranism here
Some Lutherans love mission work. Others eye it with hesitancy. As Pastor Harrison wrote: On the witness side of the fault, the primary, laudable, and biblical goal is reaching the lost—now, in today’s world, in a way people today can actually hear it. “I have become all things to all people, that by all means I might save some” (1 Cor. 9:22). “For the Son of Man … Continue reading a bold confession
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