Learning from L'Engle: Icons of the True

As I'm continuing to blog through Madeline L'Engle's book on the intersection of faith and art,Â Walking on Water, I'm reminded that creating, for the Christian, should equal incarnating. How seldom this thought crosses my mind when writing. In Chapter 2, "Icons of the True," L'Engle speaks to that deeper purpose of the artist and again … Continue reading Learning from L'Engle: Icons of the True →

Learning from L'Engle: Cosmos from Chaos

In an effort to revive my languishing blog, I'm blogging my way through Madeline L'Engle's stellar work,Â Walking on Water: Reflections on Faith and Art. Though it's been on my shelf for years, Kevin Hendricks' repeated praise for the book in his own 137 Books in One Year: How to Fall in Love with Reading kindled … Continue reading Learning from L'Engle: Cosmos from Chaos →