No I usually just greet her with ‘what’s up dog breath?’

I should do a giveaway here too!

I'll randomly select someone who retweets this to receive a signed copy of Daughter of Crows 🙂

I have literally taken to exchanging letters with my cousin to complain about politics because they aren’t trackable by the tech bros

First book to make me consider last lines instead of just firsts

I’m in Exodus, but need to be through Deuteronomy in two and a half weeks for an OT class

Thanks I’ll check it out!

Any Japan options? 😬

I can still do that as long as the movie’s over by 8pm

OT Survey, Meachum School of Haymanot with Luke Bobo

Starting @drujohnson.com’s Understanding Biblical Law for a Seminary OT class. Just started the book and he already called me weird!

Praying for peace for you and your family. You’ve been a continuously positive presence between your writing and cheerful online interactions for a long time now.

Good friend passed this evening.

Been waiting for the return to the dark side

Post pics!

I remember the storm the capital Lego set. Funny I don’t remember any Lego sets involving intrigue at the capital with any other presidents

Congrats! I’m always looking for stuff that will help missionaries understand Japanese people so l I’ll be keeping an eye on this!

Just watched ep 1 with kid. When the show started I wouldn’t let him watch it because he was too young, now he’s a Sophomore in HS

I feel like there’s so much more meaningful conversations to be had around hell than ‘eternal torture’

Finally time to bust out that Satyr bard character in my back pocket ‘Kid Funky Fry’

See if you can get Tim Mackie or Stephen DeYoung

Favorite first line is still @marklawrenceauthor.bsky.social’s “Ravens! Always the ravens.” 🤣

@levgrossman.com’s the Bright Sword contains my first ever favorite last line of a book, “He looked up at the empty clouds, and as he died he wondered, not for the first time but for the very last, why it should be that we are made for a bright world, but live in a dark one.”

Josiah Bancroft’s Books of Babel steampunk quadrology was fantastic. Also, Fr. Steven DeYoung (orthodox church) concludes that the Tower of Babel story refers to the fall of the Bronze Age post Abraham. Which is kinda fun and interesting.

I need this mentality

PUBLICATION ALERT: Religion in Sociological Perspective, 8th edition, was just published by @sagepub.com. Pleased to have @jh1791.bsky.social join me as a co-author.

FREE COPIES: Retweet this post before 10/17 for a chance to win one of 5 copies!

I bought my kid a new bike helmet and he said it’s buns.

Okay I just watched them both for the first time and Beetlejuice was a little boring, but Beetlejuice Beetlejuice was my kind of chaotic neutral.

Too late I already bought a nice physical copy

Water bear

That’s great! I just got back from two weeks of youth camp in the mountains of west Tokyo. Good stuff!