Ecclesiastes in the age of the toaster

Ecclesiastes in the age of the toaster

Being a king usually means you have access to whatever you want. If it exists. I think about that sometimes when I read the words of the Preacher in Ecclesiastes: Whatever my eyes desired I did not keep from them.I did not withhold my heart from any pleasure....
The rhythm of holiness

The rhythm of holiness

One two three four five six rest.One two three four five six rest.One two three four five six rest. When God called Israel out of Egypt, they had been slaves for generations. Their whole lives had been tuned to the rhythm of servitude, which was a melody designed to...
What Do You See?

What Do You See?

The easiest perspective to understand is your own. It’s also the hardest to notice. We don’t tend to think of it as a perspective. We tend to think of it as “the way it is.” You want proof? Hand your phone to a toddler and ask them to take some pictures, then look at...
Muttering Through the Law

Muttering Through the Law

Your attention is a time-limited resource. In the span of a minute, you can only ever pay attention to a minute’s worth of stimuli and information. That’s it. You can’t save it up to spend it later—you spend it just by being conscious. Right now you’re paying...