“When the rain comes it seems that everyone hasgone awayWhen the night falls you wonder if you shouldn’tfind someplaceTo run and hideEscape the painBut hiding’s such a lonely thing to do” Rain. It cleanses. It Destroys. It can either be refreshing to walk through, or else make a long walk seem longer. It’s been raining here in Chicago for a few days. Tonight the rain outside mirrors the rain in my heart… Read More
[Reflection written on 10/18/2015] I saw this inscription on my way to take the Red Line back to my apartment after visiting Shedd Aquarium in the South Loop with my roommate Remy. I originally took this picture just because it matched my blog title. What I didn’t realize is how much this word is shaping not only my ministry but my personality. Merriam-Webster defines “subvert” as 1) to secretly try to ruin or… Read More
Now that I’ve officially taken up residence in Chicago I hope to write about my experiences from time to time. I’ll label them all “The Chicago Files” for easy reference. 3 months ago I graduated from the Wake Forest University School of Divinity with a lot of mixed feelings. I was excited that I had earned the Master of Divinity Degree but it was also no secret that I was terrified of… Read More