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Faith, Fiction, Friends: Just ain’t

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Faith, Fiction, Friends. Talking about faith, fiction, poetry and occasionally art. Sunday, March 15, 2015. After 1 Peter 4:12-19. Ain't no warm electric blanket. Ain't no life on easy street. It's the life of white knuckles. Ain't no sunny beach. His words and body. Ain't no life of peace. It's life at the point of the spear. Ain't no warm electric blanket. Ain't no life on easy street. Ain't no sunny beach. Ain't no life of peace. Photograph by George Hodan via Public Domain Pictures. As she bent down.

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Faith, Fiction, Friends: Billy Coffey’s “The Curse of Crow Hollow”

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Faith, Fiction, Friends. Talking about faith, fiction, poetry and occasionally art. Thursday, August 6, 2015. Billy Coffey’s “The Curse of Crow Hollow”. It begins normally enough: a small group of teenagers plan a slightly disobedient get-together up by long-abandoned mines up in the mountains. By the time the night is done, the small town of Crow Hollow will be under a curse, a curse that leads to hysteria, destruction, and death. This is Billy Coffey’s The Curse of Crow Hollow. The last three are set i...

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Faith, Fiction, Friends: Travis Thrasher’s “Home Run”

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Faith, Fiction, Friends. Talking about faith, fiction, poetry and occasionally art. Thursday, February 26, 2015. Travis Thrasher’s “Home Run”. I usually resist reading novelizations of movies. Often hurriedly written, based completely on a movie script, novelizations are often marked by poor writing and a story less than satisfying than the movie itself. I particularly resist novelizations of movies I haven’t heard of, or that I’ve heard of but haven’t seen. So I trusted the author and read Home Run.

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Faith, Fiction, Friends: And on that day

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Faith, Fiction, Friends. Talking about faith, fiction, poetry and occasionally art. Sunday, August 2, 2015. And on that day. After Acts 8: 1-3. And on that day, that day. Of Stephen, that day. Of Stephen and the stones. That moment of begging. To forgive them, them. And on that day a madness. Broke out, a great boil. Erupting, spewing itself. Across the city, splattering. The people, marking. Forcing them from the city. Into Judea, into Samaria. Forcing them to carry. August 2, 2015 at 11:02 AM. The Hidi...

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Faith, Fiction, Friends: November 2014

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Faith, Fiction, Friends. Talking about faith, fiction, poetry and occasionally art. Sunday, November 30, 2014. Just as he was. Let us go to the other side. Just as he was. A fishing boat would take him. Just as he was. They took him along. To the other side. Just as he was. Alone, he slept. Terrified as the boat titled. Just as he was. He spoke, the wind, the waves. Just as he was. Photograph by Ken Kistler via Public Domain Pictures. Saturday, November 29, 2014. 8220;night of broken glass”) in Ger...

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Faith, Fiction, Friends: The Hiding Place: The Bureaucracy of Hope

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Faith, Fiction, Friends. Talking about faith, fiction, poetry and occasionally art. Wednesday, August 5, 2015. The Hiding Place: The Bureaucracy of Hope. When it came to participating in an underground organization, especially one fighting the highly efficient Nazi war machine, everything – including survival – was in the details. As Corrie ten Boom writes in. And turn the mattress over so the police wouldn’t be able to feel the warm sport where you’d been lying? Then there were systems of moving people ...

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Faith, Fiction, Friends: Change at The High Calling

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Faith, Fiction, Friends. Talking about faith, fiction, poetry and occasionally art. Monday, August 3, 2015. Change at The High Calling. For the last five years, I’ve been part of the editorial staff at. We are a part-time, mostly virtual group, living in Texas, West Virginia, Indiana, Nebraska, Ohio, Missouri, Pennsylvania and a few places I’m likely forgetting. We’ve had staff members from as far away as Ireland, South Carolina and Australia. Here’s what I know:. The High Calling will cease publishing a...

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Faith, Fiction, Friends: January 2015

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Faith, Fiction, Friends. Talking about faith, fiction, poetry and occasionally art. Saturday, January 31, 2015. Martha Jane Orlando’s “Revenge! Racer, the talking squirrel, is back. I never imagined I would get attached to a talking squirrel, but I did. Racer Once called Gray, is one of the leading characters of Martha Jane Orlando’s Glade series. Three children’s books: A Trip, A Tryst, and a Terror. Children in the Garden. And The Moment of Truth. Adventures in the Glade). I love these stories. The...

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Faith, Fiction, Friends: Saturday Good Reads

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Faith, Fiction, Friends. Talking about faith, fiction, poetry and occasionally art. Saturday, August 1, 2015. Wrote one of the best columns. I’ve seen on the subject. The Gospel Coaltion has a report on the latest video. The Federalist has a list of links. To some of the latest stories. Corey P. at The Ink Slinger also has information and links. And Bob Smietana at Christianity Today. The 16-year-old director of the Center for Medical Progress and the man behind the video project. Faith, Life and Culture.