Chasing Hats

Special Delivery

by James Cordrey

It was shortly after 4 a.m. when the midwife asked me if I wanted to help deliver the baby.

Braveheart, Part 2

by James Cordrey

One reason Wallace’s speech is so rousing is the men of Scotland had lost heart under the rule of self-serving, pragmatic nobles, who — lacking conviction or passion — sought to negotiate with the English and forfeit their very selves.

Braveheart, Part 1

by James Cordrey

“They may take our lives, but they will never take our freedom.” It is precisely because Wallace faced head-on the situation before him that he was worth following.

Beyond Tolerance

by James Cordrey

A society that moves beyond Tolerance to Love, particularly learning to love others with very significant differences, learns to truly value others and learns how to build a society in which real diversity exists.

Bill Mallonee, Locket Full of Moonlight

by James Cordrey

In the dictionary, next to the definition of prolific, there ought to be a picture of Bill Mallonee.

Doxology, Part 3

by James Cordrey

Why do we allow ourselves to wallow in a ghetto? … We wallow because, to borrow from Franky Schaeffer, we are addicted to mediocrity.

Doxology, Part 2

by James Cordrey

To speak of the Christian church valuing art, and good art at that, would be to garner laughs from many.

Doxology, Part 1

by James Cordrey

James Cordrey agrees with Francis Schaeffer: “An artwork can be a doxology in itself.”