“Inexpressible” Review

My review of “Inexpressible” by Michael Card, focusing on God’s hesed love for his people.

“Written to be Heard”

My review of Paul Borgman and Kelly James Clark’s book “Written to be Heard”, on how we miss one of the most important dimensions of the Gospels when we only read our Bibles.

Introversion in the Life of the Trinity

In my first two posts, I looked at the ways in which introverts can model the life of the Trinity. In the first post, I looked at how the introvert has an ontological connection with the Trinity that transcends personality types. In the second post, I looked at the ways that introverts model the life of God. In this last post, I want to look at the way in which the Eucharist serves as a visible reminder of our participation in the life of God. It both reminds us of our place in the life of God and then models how we offer ourselves to him in the future.

“Every Step an Arrival” Review

My review of Eugene Peterson’s wonderful daily Old Testament devotional, “Every Step an Arrival”.

Introversion and the Life of the Trinity 2

For my class on Trinitarian theology for Northern Seminary, I am reflecting on the ways that introverts are included in the life of the Trinity and the church.

“The Common Rule” Review

My review of the incredibly helpful, practice and life-shifting book, “The Common Rule” by Justin Whitmel Earley.

Introversion and the Life of the Trinity, part 1

My first of three reflections on introversion and Trinitarian theology.