One Eternal Day

From David Pryce-Jones, an excerpt about one of the subjects of his new book: "Remembering Robert Conquest." Conquest was an ex-...

M.H. Turner, an Anglican layman, asks "Why Is Anglicanism a Gateway to Catholicism?" It's a lengthy and very interesting arg...

Come now, you who say, “Today or tomorrow we will go into such and such a town and spend a year there and trade and get gain”; whereas you...

Thomas a Kempis prayed Our God, in whom we trust: Strengthen us not to regard overmuch who is for us or who is against us, but to see to ...

This one from the Orthodox tradition : O Lord Almighty, healer of our souls and bodies, Who putteth down and raiseth up, Who chastiseth ...

From the Presbyterian Book of Common Worship (1906): O LORD our God, who art the Physician of our souls and of our bodies; who chastenes...

A friend just received this in an email and forwarded it to me: Keep watch, dear Lord, with those who work, or watch, or weep this night,...

I've quoted from Ben Patterson's Waiting before. This is from the first chapter concerning Job. Of what was Job made? What did ...

There is another tale of Narnia but we may never get to read it . I wish I could recommend The Stone Table to you, but you cannot get i...

From the final pages of The Return of the King : And the ship went out into the High Sea and passed into the West, until at last on a ni...

At Quillette, a list of "Nineteen of the Loneliest Films Ever Made," many of which I haven't seen, but I have seen and reall...

From today's Wall Street Journal review of Ingredients , the full title of the book: Ingredients: The Strange Chemistry of What We Put...

Alan Jacobs about "thinking during Covidtide," with particular attention to Christian discipleship: .... You can see Christia...

N.T. Wright quoted at Christianity Today : .... Citing T.S. Eliot (in “East Coker,” the second of Eliot’s Four Quartets ), Wright speaks...

CrimeReads suggests "there's no time like the present to read all fifty-six Sherlock Holmes stories" or, for that matter, any...

Christ Jesus lay in death’s strong bands    For our offenses given; But now at God’s right hand He stands    And brings us life fro...

From Psalm 16 : The lines have fallen for me in pleasant places; Indeed, I have a beautiful inheritance. I bless the Lord who gives me ...

Re-posted   From "Sitting, Waiting, and Hoping in the Tomb of Jesus: How the anguished uncertainty of Holy Saturday gives shape ...

I've posted before from this article . Justin Taylor : Written over 20 years ago and published in the Journal of the American Medic...

Oh Lord in Thee is all my trust. Give ear unto my woeful cries. Refuse me not, that am unjust, But bowing down Thy heav'nly...