Writing Between Two Kingdoms was an eleven year process. Not that I worked on it everyday – or even every year. But it was a long, drawn-out experiment that ended more than a decade after it began.
I plan on writing some specific posts about the contents of the book itself after the release in March, but for now I have decided to rework some of the older posts from my blog, Rebel Pilgrim, that apply to the ideas central to BTK: specifically the centrality of Story and Kingdom. With that in mind, I’d love to share a story that I wrote seven years ago about a conversation with my son…who is now ten: Continue reading ‘Story – Truer than Facts’
Between Two Kingdoms 