This blog follows the same conviction that runs through the Battlefront Journals: that honest engagement with hard things is more useful than managed distance from them. The entries here draw on Scripture, neuroscience, church history, and the kind of theology that has been tested rather than simply studied. Some posts will be devotional. Some will be analytical. All of them will try to say the true thing plainly, for an audience that deserves exactly that.
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The grieving Christian often learns to perform recovery for the benefit of the people around them. What Scripture actually says about lament, and why bringing the full weight of your loss to God is one of the most faithful acts available to you.
Read more →The anxious Christian carries their theology in one hand and their physiological state in the other. In the gap between the two, a question forms that rarely gets asked out loud: has my sanctification stalled?
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