I am conducting a self-experiment. I am going to "boldly go" where a small but increasing number of people are going: to take a break from a "thing" that makes this life both connected and detached; I'm attempting to outsmart my smartphone. One of my favourite singers, Paulo Nutini, in his great song Coming Up Easy has... Continue Reading →
Counterfeit Happiness
People want counterfeit forms of “happiness” that do not involve us being confronted with or reformed out of our sins. We do indeed want to reinvent God after our own image, as though God was indeed a subservient disengaged kindly spoiling senile uncle who both allowed us to continue in our sin, and yet... Continue Reading →