by Dr. Jessica Ann Hughes | Aug 18, 2017 | Reading Well, The Bible
I recently got to be the keynote speaker for Saints and Scholars on the importance of literature for the church. As part of that, I found myself contemplating the story of the Good Samaritan…or rather what comes just before the Good Samaritan. The brief exchange...
by Dr. Jessica Ann Hughes | Jul 7, 2016 | Fostering Faith
Post #3 of a Three-Post Series: <= Post #1 — You know where to find me <= Post #2 — Rocks, a Tent, and a Felony (or Two) My scalp was itching. Just a bit but itchy nonetheless. I lay in bed a few days after John and Adam first worked in my yard...
by Dr. Jessica Ann Hughes | Jul 4, 2016 | Fostering Faith
Post #2 of a Three-Post Series:<= Post #1 — You know where to find me=> Post #3 — The Social Economy Two days later, the weather turned shockingly cold. I had set out on a walk with Ziva, thankful for the cool gray sky but unprepared for just how...
by Dr. Jessica Ann Hughes | Jun 30, 2016 | Fostering Faith
Post #1 of a Three-Post Series: => Post #2 — Rocks, a Tent, and a Felony (or Two) => Post #3 — The Social Economy “If I had some water, I’d give you a drink!” Panting, I looked down at the grizzled man sitting on the corner. A ripped Notre Dame cap...
by Dr. Jessica Ann Hughes | Oct 26, 2015 | Reading Well, The Christian Imagination
Last week, my husband and I started watching The Blacklist. For those of you who are not familiar with this highly addictive show, it is part spy-flick and part love story as the notorious criminal Raymond “Red” Reddington works with the FBI to bring the world’s most...
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