Just when we think we know what an heirloom tomato looks like, one comes in a CSA box that reveals a divine sense of humor.
Even folklore can have significance if we are willing to imaginatively dig deeper into the reality behind the stories.
In a broken, fallen world, predation occurs. Though not pleasant, it still is part of the world God created for his glory.
Storm clouds reveal frightening power and amazing beauty. They are a portal into the usually hidden glory of God.
Beauty shows up in God’s creation in surprising places. Even in the process of decay.
My chickens bring me joy, and that matters in this broken world. Unsurprisingly they didn’t lay eggs during winter but now that prices are high, they’ve begun producing again.
A new fallen dusting of snow can reveal evidence that neighbors are nearby.
Wisdom is learned wherever God’s word is found. That includes nature, created and sustained by the word of God. So, we should consider it.
A tiny visitor on our deck graces me with wonder as I write.
The authors reflect on the fiction of C. S. Lewis to uncover his deeply Christian view of being human, being part of created reality, and caring for creation.