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Prelude to missing my family and my church for two weeks

July 7, 2026 Mark Brians

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On Saturday I will leave these beloved islands for two weeks. I am thankful to say I will miss my family and my church very deeply, it’ll tear my heart out. I shall not be able to bear it.

It will slay me every morning to awake in a house outside of Birmingham where the halls don’t echo with children’s feet running at 5:30 am, and enter into a kitchen where milk (or something worse) has not already been spilt (at least twice), and sit down to a quiet dining room to sip hot coffee while I wait for the van to leave for 3rd Presbyterian…

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Tags prelude, missing, family, friends, church, Community, joy, pain

Crowns of fire

May 18, 2026 Mark Brians

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…The list goes on. Everywhere, it seems, on God’s green earth heroes, gods, angels, divine sages, are given haloes as a sign of their being hallowed…. There just seems to be something universal about being clothed in living flame…

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Tags pentecost, joy, halo, fire, mandorla, glory, diomedes, flame, corona, solar disc

Joy is the thing that is really real

July 17, 2024 Mark Brians

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There is, first, a kind of naivete —a not knowing innocence. Looking back on moments of naivete we often lend to them a happiness they did not actually possess, charged with nostalgia and sentimentality: “oh those were the good ole days when things were good” we say. And when we say this we imply a moment when things stopped being happy. The “when things were good” is followed by a “before [insert event] happened.”

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Tags joy, red pill, blue pill, reality, seeing through, opening eyes, Weston, naivete
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