A recent movie about George Whitfield and Benjamin Franklin tells a powerful story
After long anticipation, David finally saw Sight and Sound Theatre’s, The Great Awakening. And in a review, the film is described as well-researched and told story of the Christian influence of the birth of our nation.
A search through a new collection of books provides direction
David is reminded of his new collection of books, and he goes through a search of the titles. What he finds is a collection of memories and some titles for his next book reviews.
David does a book review: 03
After receiving the book as a gift, David reviews The Gathering Storm. Borrowing the title from Winston Churchill’s first of a six volume history of World War 2, Al Mohler identifies the brewing of the storm of our secular age.
The covenant bonds of marriage show God’s faithfulness
The marriage of a nephew is an appropriate place to see God’s faithfulness. David reflects on this as he considers Psalm 107.
Secularization makes me think more critically about my current project
In working on the project of the Prodigal Son, David has become aware of the blending of Scripture with cultural ideals. The remedy is doctrinal fidelity,
A trip to Charlottesville crosses the path of thomas jefferson
David takes a trip and explores some historical features of Virginia.
David gives an update on his artwork: 02
David gives a recent update on his progress of painting the parable of the prodigal son, He also offers an overview of the theological significance of the beloved parable as well as some insight into his work process.
Technology exemplifies the providence of God
When God’s creatures make technological innovations, His greatness shines through. In light of the role of technology, David considers the intervention of Larimar Therapeutics and their emerging treatment of FA.
The technology of Wacom has been instrumental to my artistic development
The technology of Wacom has been incredible for artists. David describes how, specifically, the Wacom Art Pen has impacted his work.
A skull takes on new significance
A new 3D printed bronze skull assumes a significant role in David’s work process. It is both a memorial and a tool for the artist.
Continuity in the fifth decade leads to thankfulness
Last week, David turned 41 and offers a brief reflection on the continuity of his life.
David does a book review: 02
This week , David reviews George Marsden’s, Twilight of the American Enlightenment. Offering a clear and precise overview of a book that analyzes mid-century America and its related issues of culture and religion, David gives a brief synopsis to an academic work worth reading and understanding.
Fulfilling a schedule is a must for keeping a blog
David gives an update on a plan for the future of his blog. Included is a bi-monthly schedule that includes book reviews and artwork.
David gives an update on his artwork: 01
David gives an update on his current project, and he has just finished his first picture of six on the Parable of the Prodigal Son.
January 7 marks a pizza party worth remembering
David and honor the memory of his brother with a pizza party. Psalm 90 is worked in.
A morning at the gym turns into an important conversation
David writes of a conversation at the gym with a young woman. He uses the exchange as a springboard to write about America’s compassionate government and the question of moral authority.
David Riley does a book review: 01
David Riley reads and reviews Michael Horton’s, Christless Christianity.
I am bound to my identity in Christ
David provides a prolegama, if you will, the first words or logical basis for his entire blog. It is at least a starting point for this project that has been on his mind for two years. Central to the blog is his identity in Christ.