When you go from zero kids to one, Daddy still gets extra time for blogging because the newborn needs to be bounced to sleep every night while Mommy rests.
But when you go from one to two, there’s no time for that. Or anything. Even finishing this senten
So I’m sorry this is so late! (But you both knew about this already, right?)
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I am an extremely minor public figure, sort of semi-public. Sort of like the Richard Dean Anderson of redheaded Christian YouTubers. The guy you sort of think maybe you’ve heard of, but you can’t place him. So I need to make a small semi-public statement about the...
I want to talk through a super common issue on the internet. I invite your wisdom and input; I also invite your prayer. Because I want and need—desperately need—divine wisdom for whether and how to answer all kinds of internet comments from all kinds of strangers with...
I basically finished my dissertation a decade ago. Paul’s Positive Religious Affections. It’s available on Kindle and print-on-demand just in case anyone wants it. In it I basically argued that Paul is meant to be a model in his affections and not just in his theology...
This blog has shifted over time to reflect the interests of its proprietor. I use it as much as a "weblog"—a journal of my own thoughts, a means of forming those thoughts—as I do anything else. I search my own blog all the time for quotes and illustrations to use in...
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Yeah, you think you’re a busy dad now, eh? Wait till there’s three. Then they have you and mom outnumbered. Total exhaustion follows.
But it’s a good exhaustion. Kind of wish we could be stuck in a time warp, back there…
Maranatha!
Don Johnson
Jer 33.3
P. S. Congratulations!
Congratulations! I too am still waiting for my life to return to normal levels of stress and busyness. I guess this is the new normal.