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Archive for the 'The Darkest Night of The Year' Category

Hanging of the Greens

Wednesday, November 29th, 2006

Everyone comes into the Christmas season with a lot of baggage. We all have disappointments and distractions that keep us from enjoying the actual meaning of Christmas. Sometimes it manifests itself in family issues from past wounds from familial strife to dealing with contentious in-laws. Sometimes it manifests itself in loneliness from unfilled expectations in [...]

Small, white lights

Thursday, December 22nd, 2005

An addendum to The Darkest Night of the Year

The Darkest Night of the Year 2005

Wednesday, December 21st, 2005

Thoughts as the year burns down.

Fighing For Joy On The Darkest Night of The Year

Friday, December 17th, 2004

This Christmas, Adriene and I traveled to Nashville to see a Christmas concert at the Ryman Auditorium by Andrew Peterson. However, this was no ordinary concert, but instead of gathering of the “who’s who” of artists no one has ever heard of. Artists like Phil Keaggy, Pierce Pettis, Julie Miller, Phil Madeira, Derek Webb, Jill [...]

Helpless on The Darkest Night of the Year

Sunday, December 22nd, 2002

Five years ago, I made a secret trip to Nashville on the shortest day of the year. It may sound dramatic, but in some way, the little journey changed my life. To celebrate the anniversary and to celebrate the anniversary of my wedding, my wife and I returned to Nashville. Night hung over the city [...]