Studies have shown that listening to the sound of beavers enthusiastically munching on white cabbage can temporarily reduce stress levels by up to 17%.
@TheTruthStsFree @ErinNewtonTX Or for those who feel led to be more transparent about said confrontation but still need to signal virtue: carefrontation
@jonmsweeney And liturgy! I thought the same thing this year with all of the "Advent" calendars. Nothing says the Light is coming like a beef jerky countdown calendar.
@BrianZahnd I agree @BrianZahnd. It has become a story that is helping me unravel my last 20 years of ministry, my relationship with the church and all of its trauma.
Ashes for my forehead were offered this morning in the carpool line of all places and it seemed so fitting—an ordinary place of tedium and waiting, easily a space where I am present but not really present, distracted by the next thing. #fromdustIcame#fromdustIwillreturn
93 years old......
Yayoi Kusama, Japanese contemporary artist who works primarily in sculpture and installation, but is also active in painting, performance, film, fashion, poetry, fiction, and other arts #WomensArt
“To change the world, we need an “I have a dream” speech, not an “I have a complaint” speech.”
―Miroslav Volf in Theology for the Life of the World #GoodMorningChristianTwitter
@Jasonbyassee James Brownson’s book on baptism is great. Possibly more of a dive than she might be looking for (and that pun wasn’t event intended!) but accessible, kind to non-reformed takes, and beautifully theological.
Any #TCU advice for cheering on your #HornedFrogs? Texas BBQ? Margaritas? I will be a fan for the day. You beat my wolverines, but dawg fans are almost as irritating as buckeyes. 🐸 #frogeatdawgworld