Peregrine Journey

The word peregrine means to wander or travel about in the wide open spaces. It is not an aimless wandering but a purposeful one, yet the purpose is not a prescribed destination....it's a pilgrimage of discovery.

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

How Art Helps You be You!

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Do you remember times as a child when you became lost in wonder? Minutes, even hours, passed as you immersed yourself in play, mesmerized, a...

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Monday, April 13, 2009

"For the God who resurrects, nothing is the end." Miroslav Volf

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Every Easter, I observe myself and other Christians searching in the Easter vigil for current meaning and significance. I hear pastors preac...

Thursday, April 9, 2009

A Slow Reader

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I’ve often found myself lamenting that I am a slow reader. I don’t plow through a book but rather saunter along in it. And I suppose I’ve th...

Friday, April 3, 2009

Using the Imagination Isn't the Same as Pretending

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Many who read my book, Picturing the Face of Jesus , may discover the final exercise at the end of each chapter a bit awkward, at first. I ...

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Radical Faith is Born of Real Encounter

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Yesterday, I spent the day as a peddler, dropping off copies of my new book, Picturing the Face of Jesus , to various pastors in the area. I...

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