Guns and poems
What can poetry accomplish?
Andrew Taylor-Troutman is the author of Little Big Moments, a collection of mini-essays about parenting and Tigers, Mice & Strawberries: Poems. Taylor-Troutman lives in Chapel Hill where he serves as pastor of Chapel in the Pines Presbyterian Church and occasionally stumbles upon the wondrous while in search of his next cup of coffee.
What can poetry accomplish?
Where have you seen God recently?
A child wearing brown loafers and no socks (just like his father), reading a Bible in Sunday worship (just like his father) — What can this boy teach us about belonging?
How one pastor’s investment in a theology of belonging has liberated him from resentment.
A child in cowgirl boots heralds the coming of Easter for Andrew Taylor-Troutman.
“Sadness can feel sky high. Yet, the Holy One, who stretched the heavens, walks with us.”
It can be tempting to harden our hearts as protection. What would life look like if we lived like daffodils blooming in late winter? Like a middle schooler wearing a top hat and tails to a dance?
A poem by Andrew Taylor-Troutman.
Maybe our mortality can be beautiful, writes Andrew Taylor-Troutman.
Reflecting on the revival happening at a Kentucky Christian school and Jesus' Transfiguration, Andrew Taylor-Troutman considers the Holy Spirit’s call to action.
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