Check out @russramsey’s new series with @IVPress. The Retelling the Story Series is a Biblical Literacy tool—a narrative retelling of the Biblical story from Eden to Rome. https://t.co/rqX5i23LhN, https://t.co/YbiOM4A1gG, https://t.co/wGcFg10Vz6
You can both love the LGBTQ community and still support the Supreme Court's decision in favor of bakers. The two stances are not mutually exclusive no matter what anyone says.
"They have chosen cunning instead of belief. Their prison is only in their minds, yet they are in that prison; and so afraid of being taken in that they cannot be taken out."
#CSLewis | #Narnia
The Last Battle
I like things a little unraveled.
A little unfurled.
A little blossomed.
A little messy.
Unkempt.
Unplanned.
I look forward to completion, but I feel at home in undone-ness.
@sebstuff wrote a great first person narrative about a time when a woman in the Bible spoke loudly, and a man in the Bible listened, and an entire city was saved. Think we have something to dwell on here, Church. https://t.co/L5vOyxCehZ
I loved the recent prompt by @Fathom_Mag to write a 1st-person narrative from the perspective of an unnamed character of the Bible. My piece wasn't selected, but I loved the exercise so much and wanted to share anyways. https://t.co/2wVBL04Awh
"When God talks of their losing their selves, He means only abandoning the clamor of self-will; once they've done that, He really gives them back all their personality & boasts (I'm afraid, sincerely) that when they are wholly His they will be more themselves than ever."
#CSLewis
It was such a delight to read your contest entries, giving voice to unnamed Bible characters. I hope you check out the two winners, poems by @russramsey and @jwrowe93, in our new issue @Fathom_Mag.
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It’s here! Our brand new issue of Fathom just dropped and we’ve great content diving into the theme of “Neighbors.” Let us know what you think and as always, thank you for reading! https://t.co/lJW1VIr27W
This week’s #storytweeting has been tricky for me; #roadtrips have a lot of moving parts! But in bits and pieces, here’s something from my childhood.
It’ll All Be Fine
“Hello babies,” Red began, and the day had permission to roll out.
Grateful to be at @mothersalways today with an essay I've been sitting on for a while. I wanted to share it because I know there are others who have felt the same way - uncomfortable and broken in their own bodies. https://t.co/RqXu9zAkWC