Drew Larson

The goal of disciplined piano practice is not to master the piano.

Few things in life are as frustrating as a terrible job.

There is a world of difference between knowing that we should do something and actually doing it, isn’t there?

My friend Jennifer leaned over my cubicle wall.

“You know when my whole life changed?” she said to me. “When I realized I didn’t have to just bake cookies all the time.”

We’ve all heard the stories at least once. Maybe we even know someone for whom the story is true.

Nice Single Christian meets Super-Duper Other Christian.

Leave it to G. K. Chesterton to write an essay called “In Defence of Baby Worship.”

There is a reason why Paul writes about putting on “the whole armor of God” in Ephesians 6:10-18.

For all its manifold charms—Vince Guaraldi’s evergreen jazz score first among them—the highlight of the Charlie Brown Christmas special is the moment when Linus recites the story of the angels announcing Jesus’ birth.

On occasion—usually when it’s bright and sunny out and I’m not doing much of anything—I’ll look up and notice that the hounds of my worst mental habits have gotten loose.