Looking forward

It’s been a rough couple of weeks, vocationally speaking. So much so that I’m finding the need to take a break from the type of reflection I frequently do and run towards the more creative end of my personality spectrum. Thankfully, I’ll soon have a great excuse to spend a lengthy period with that aspect…

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Unpacking a night at a junction

It’s been rewarding to use some of these sections to work world-building. In this section we got to explore a bit about the nature of the political realities of The Valleys. Let’s unpack. “Old Times” The nature of the Inner Valleys is on display as the Sun set. The peoples in the larger outer settlements,…

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A night at a junction

The Sun was beginning to dip below the horizon before the lights of the junction appeared to the party. Unlike The Boulevard in the Outer Valleys, however, no one seemed to be in a hurry to get indoors as night approached. Lines of evertorches lit up both the roadway, as well as the green stretches…

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Casper the Maudlin Ghost

This is my favorite image from a photo walk I took late Saturday afternoon. The light was wonderful, and I made my way down to the river so I could walk back with the Sun at my back. This poor little guy was part of one home's Halloween decorations. Far from scary, he's actually kinda…

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The Centrality of Worship

What’s the most important aspect of worship? Many “contemporary” Protestants would likely say, “music,” as that’s almost become synonymous with worship over the past thirty years. I’ve been to churches where pastors get up in front of the congregation and say, “Well, that was some great worship. Now let’s hear from The Word.” Classical Protestants…

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Simpsons Sky

It’s been a rather tough week around these parts. So for my Saturday post I want to do something short, sweet, and fun. The Sunday the Pope was in Philly, I wandered down to the banks of the Delaware to see if I could get an image of the Pope flying away in the helicopter…

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