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This intro describes the premise and guardrails of my short-story series, “Before I Wake,” where angels and demons temporarily inhabit the bodies of dead humans. Continue reading
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Before I Wake, 01: Simon
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“Simon” is the first Christian short story in the “Before I Wake” series about angels and demons who inhabit the bodies of recently-deceased humans. Continue reading
Eric Liddell by Catherine Swift (1990)
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A Christian review of this Men of Faith biography by Catherine Swift, Eric Liddell (1990), Olympic runner and missionary to China. Continue reading
Earthlight and Other Stories by Arthur C. Clarke (1960)
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A Christian review of Arthur C. Clarke’s seven-story collection, Earthlight and Other Stories (1960). Continue reading
15 Adult Lullabies for Sleepless Nights (Playlist)
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Can’t sleep? Try this Christian playlist: “15 Adult Lullabies for Sleepless Nights” with artists like Audrey Assad, Josh Garrels, the Gettys—and even James Taylor. Continue reading
Jackie Chan by Clyde Gentry III (1997)
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A Christian review of this old but fascinating illustrated biography, Jackie Chan: Inside the Dragon by Clyde Gentry III (1997). Continue reading
The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky (1880)
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I can’t be the only reader who chose not to finish this massive theological drama. The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky (1880), a Christian review. Continue reading
How to Unsubscribe from a Missionary Newsletter
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As a missionary, I know the pain of of losing both financial support AND moral support. When it comes to cutting ties with missionaries, sometimes silence is better than action. Continue reading
The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton (1967)
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A Christian review of this spectacular 1967 classic, The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton. It’s a dangerous and real book that’s well worth a re-read. Continue reading