“I Am My Father’s Son”: Stephen Wilson, Jr., Wendell Berry, and the Myth of Self-Creation
Wilson’s songs trace the long, difficult movement where inheritance becomes not just a burden but a belonging.

Wilson’s songs trace the long, difficult movement where inheritance becomes not just a burden but a belonging.

What transforms Christmas into something sacred is not its historical origin, but the heart of the believer.

The contemporary stereotype of tradition — which Moana so beautifully subverts — is that it’s static and deadening.

Christmas feels more like Christmas when Mannheim Steamroller is playing.

Friendships change. Families change. Traditions change. There is, in every season of change, an everlasting, eternal, unchanging God upon whom I can fix my eyes.

We should never forget the real meaning of Halloween: paganism.

Hillsong corporate worship, authenticity in worship and the appreciation of different worship traditions are the subject as Drew and Tyler interview David Roark.

Traditions are infinitely bigger than you are, and you can’t make them hip and modern any more than you can change the current of a river by jumping into it.

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