Colson Potter

Ever since Adam and Eve ate the fruit they shouldn’t have, people have been getting old with remarkable regularity, barring premature send-off. One part of growing older, for all that time, has been a decay of physical capacity, a loss of durability, strength, recovery speed, and even dexterity. Rest becomes increasingly mandatory; physical labor becomes […]

William Butler Yeats (1865-1939) was far from a Christian. Yet, The Second Coming viciously and poignantly expresses a point crucial for Christians to understand about the world in which we find ourselves. Though hell-bound, Yeats was a poet of great skill. Thus, he could bring men to understand the gut-churning emptiness and despair of a […]

I watched a ten-second clip in which a man was killed. Charlie Kirk opened his mouth to speak; the side of his neck exploded outwards; he fell to the ground. Some time later, he died, despite all efforts to save him. The weight of that moment is palpable on me. I warrant it rests heavily […]