It’s only been a few weeks since winter break, and already it feels like so long ago. The stresses and responsibilities of life have transformed me into a frantic hamster, endlessly running in a wheel and going nowhere, while the prize is actually far to my right. I didn’t have the heart to write a … More A Snowy Miracle
I’ve probably watched more movies this year than all the others combined, considering the extra time with quarantine and all. With my newfound film knowledge, I thought I’d recommend to you some of my favorites, excluding hyper-popular ones like Marvel, since you’ve probably heard about it three thousand times. These are all clean movies with … More 6 Clean Movies with Powerful Messages You Have to Watch
Humans are naturally pessimistic. No matter how pleasurable life is, no matter the blessings and joys surrounding us, it’s so easy to find something to complain about. It’s so easy to find fault in something. It’s so hard to find goodness in this broken world. Especially this year, which has been so incredibly dark for … More The Secret to Happiness
GUYS. I am literally bouncing out of my chair in excitement because as of today, I am a published author. *screams* My flash fiction Blinded by Color is the story of a blind man who can see the colors of people’s souls, and it is available for free only today on Havok Magazine. I would be incredibly honored and grateful if you read it and commented your thoughts! … More Blinded by Color // My First Publication
I’ve always wanted to make a difference. To do something heroically epic that makes a significant and beneficial impact on mankind. Not because I want to be famous or anything, but because I have a real desire to make the world a better place in a major, global-scale way. A desire that also makes me … More Time Travel, Hobbits, and Why YOU Make a Difference
With the copious amount of time these days, I’ve been amusing myself with voyaging more hopelessly into the vast world of art. I have even dared, for the very first time, to draw some of my characters and will subsequently be introducing two of them to you. I hope you enjoy these glimpses into my … More My Second Art Dump – ft. Characters, Cats, and More Babies
Recently I’ve been re-reading The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis, and like pretty much every other book of his that I’ve read, I learn something new every time I read it. But for a relatively theological book, I never expected it would have something relevant to the poetry, story, music, and art loving part of … More Gaining the Right Perspective in Creating – ft. C.S. Lewis
The Voyaging Storyteller 