This article by Mark Lukach is achingly poignant and is suffused with gentle hope. He writes about life with his wife (married for three years) through her suddenly experienced psychotic break and the following time of recovery. Fear and hope, distance and intimacy, despair and encouragement and the return to a less intense and, in …
Or so he says. Not me. Him.
John Chapman and Kel Richards, courtesy of Gordon Cheng, continue to discuss the end of life and ultimate destinies. (Part one here, part two here.) An excerpt: John: …The judgement of God is real, and our age of course never thinks about death. If you want to bring a dinner conversation to a crashing, grinding …
Gordon Cheng continues to provide a transcription of a DVD conversation between John Chapman and Kel Richards. I linked to part one a couple of days ago. You can read the whole piece here. In part two they consider the best thing about the Christian life. Kel: And what is the best thing about the …
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