The Epiphany of God’s Imagination

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              C.S. Lewis was asked at one point where the idea of Narnia came from. He admitted to having an image, back when he was a teenager, of a

A Quote from Thomas Howard

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                Images created through some visible or audible medium give shape to the human experience of the world. The word “dry”, for example, can refer to many things.

From Fracture to Fullness

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              Imagine this: Floating down the river with my little brother. I was thirteen. He was eight. The bright sun winked on the rippling water. We floated on inner

A Quote from Frederick Buechner

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“The Lord of Heaven changes not, and even when our view’s most dark, he’s there above us fair and golden as the sun. God’s never gone…It’s only men go blind.” -Frederick Buechner

A Quote from Eugene Peterson

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                The following quote from Eugene Peterson’s The Pastor illustrates the power of embodied practices that not only inform the imagination, but also direct its desires. His quote

SODS: Shiny Objects of Desire

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How do we find meaning in life? We find meaning by conceiving a story out of the building blocks that we see around us and by measuring that story against our picture of “the good

Escaping the Escapism Label

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                  In order to reclaim the imagination, we need to know what it is. In order to understand what the imagination is, we need to do some

Me and Eustace Learning to See

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                  I remember finding some old black and white photos of my parents. They were just kids in the photos. In one, Mom leans over a rail,