I hope everyone's Christmas celebrations were blessed with all the peace, joy, hope and love the season has to offer. I realize that, as far as this blog is concerned, it's "been a long time since I did that stroll" (to quote Led Zeppelin). I am planning to reboot terra incognita for 2014, though I've decided to take things in a slightly different direction. When I started this blog back in 2009, I was looking for a space to vent all the pent-up theological steam I had accumulated in five years of Seminary. Five years later, I've exhausted most of that steam by now (pun intended). And, given I have so much opportunity to practice theological writing in my day-to-day duties as a pastor, I've decided to use this space for more creative writing projects. Expect to see more poetry, songs, word-play, story-telling and humorous sketches. I'm currently working on some "reserve material" and I'll be resuming regular posting (my goal is twice a week) in the New Year.
Until then, and as a taste of things to come, I'm posting my annual album of home-made music. Each year I try to do a recording of original songs and offer it as an online Christmas gift to friends, family and passers-by. This year's project, an album I'm calling "soundings" was recorded in the garage through September and October. You can click here to download. Enjoy. Merry Christmas. See you in 2014.
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