Fear - Rambling Ever On

In This Season of Mourning

June 2, 2021 Phill Lytle 3 Comments Christian Living, Death, Fear, Grief, Hope, Jesus, Liturgy, Loss, Mourning, Pain, Poem, Prayer, Sadness, sickness, Sorrow

A liturgy for those who mourn.

Film The Five

Five Reasons I’m Rooting For “A Quiet Place Part II”

May 28, 2021 Phill Lytle 2 Comments COVID-19, Emily Blunt, Fear, Film, Hollywood, Horror, John Krasinski, Millicent Simmonds, Movies, Noah Jupe, Scare, Terror, Theaters

A brief review of A Quiet Place and a look ahead at the sequel and what it could mean for movies going forward.

Television The Five

Five Truths Band of Brothers Taught Me

June 30, 2017 Phill Lytle 9 Comments Band of Brothers, Captain Herbert Sobel, Courage, D Day, Damien Lewis, David Schwimmer, Easy Company, Evil, Fear, Good, HBO, Heroes, Leadership, Life Lessons, Major Richard Winters, Military, Private Albert Blithe, Private Donald Malarkey, Testing, World War II

In a series full of amazing moments, Phill Lytle pulls out five life lessons he learned watching Band of Brothers. (1,600 words)

Music The Arts

Waiting for the Sun: The Music of Andrew Peterson

December 18, 2015 Phill Lytle 4 Comments A Far Country, Andrew Peterson, Caleb Chapman, Colony House, darkness, Death, Doubt, Drew Holcomb and The Neighbors, Ellie Holcomb, Faith, Fear, Gabe Scott, Heaven, Hope, Joy, Lay Me Down, Light, Pain, Sadness, Sorrow, The Burning Edge of Dawn, The Rain Kept Falling, Yearning

Recently, Peterson introduced listeners to his latest creation, “The Burning Edge of Dawn”. It is a powerful and impressive journey through doubt, sadness, fear, joy, and faith. Peterson has crafted his best work yet…