My phone flashed a photo of my son’s feet accompanied with this text. “Can you come to our class? Your son came with two different shoes (both right side)…would you be able to bring the other shoe? No rush. He is showing a great sense of humor about it.” I laughed at the photo showing … Continue reading “It’s Right Shoe Day!” (Isaiah 5:20)

I walked through a modern art exhibit recently and kept waiting for something to come together. Canvas after canvas—scattered strokes, fragments that didn’t resolve, shapes that looked like they belonged somewhere else. I read the descriptions beside them, hoping they would help. They didn’t. If anything, they made the confusion feel… intentional. Like I was … Continue reading Under Construction (Haggai 1:4)

I thought I was being efficient. Going to the gym felt right. Structured. Disciplined. Easy to measure. But somewhere along the way, a question kept coming back. Do I actually need all of this? So I tried something different. Stayed home. Stripped it down. A few basic movements that covered what I was trying to … Continue reading Ockham’s Razor (Mark 12:28-31)

In severe cases of epilepsy—when seizures can’t be controlled—surgeons have sometimes cut the connection between the two halves of the brain, the corpus callosum, a procedure sometimes referred to in simpler terms as creating a “split-brain.” It’s not common. Usually a last resort. But it reveals something about how we process what we see. The … Continue reading Split-Brain (2 Corinthians 5:7)