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Continue reading →: Things I’ve Learned at 40A few things I have learned (mostly the hard way) by the age of 40: 1. God is not an idea. He is not a commodity to be gathered up, nor is He some obliging deity…
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Continue reading →: Sense“Among us Christians, on the other hand, the citizens of the Holy City of God, as they live by God’s standards in the pilgrimage of this present life, feel fear and desire, pain and gladness in conformity with the holy Scriptures and sound doctrine; and because their love is right,…
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Continue reading →: Castle on the HillAnd I’m on my way, I still remember These old country lanes When we did not know the answers And I miss the way you make me feel, it’s real We watched the sunset over the castle on the hill -“Castle on the Hill”, Ed Sheeran Every person has…
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Continue reading →: PaeanThe purpose of life is to be defeated by greater and greater things. -Rainer Maria Rilke Wednesday evening presents itself without ceremony, bleak and forbidding…
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Continue reading →: Love Unveiled: A Book Review of “Till We Have Faces”Love is the mightiest force in all this world. Bestowed with the first breath of God into our souls, it softly permeates every sphere of life…
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Continue reading →: Ex Hibernia: A Book Review of “How the Irish Saved Civilization”It is an amazing read!! Thomas Cahill leads us on a brilliant romp through 5000 years of Irish history…
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Continue reading →: RaptFunny how the heart can be deceiving More than just a couple times Why do we fall in love so easy Even when it’s not right “Try”, Pink It was dead quiet in the shipyard…
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Continue reading →: Blood Meridian: New Truth for Blood and Time in AmericaI lay aside my raintarnished spectacles. The old betangled spanish moss overhangs my consciousness…
Essays, poetry, meditations, and book reviews by Jeremy Vogan.
Jeremy Vogan
God, Life and Beauty is a blog site for my essays, poetry, book reviews, and other writings. Feel free to look around and comment if you have feedback. Enjoy!
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