O Praise (Him) Me by Tyler Walsh
Thoughts about Christian Idolatry My wife sometimes calls me an 80-year-old man in a 20-year-old body: I don’t like concerts because of the loud music and crowds, I eat one […]
Monthly Archives: April 2012
Q&A With Chris Haynes by Aaron Esparza
Former MU student and athlete living the dream job as Portland Trail Blazer writer I looked into the life of a beat reporter for the Portland Trail Blazers, who has […]
The Arts’ Spice Road by Tiina Mall
A column and article series about a journey to explore the variety of arts. The art palette is such an assortment of colors shapes and sizes. There are paints, pens […]
Remember Me, Part IV by Brittany Kramberg
Read Remember Me, Parts I, II, and III Keeping her face covered, Achima felt her feet moving towards the dreaded palace. Pausing, she let her eyes drift over the smooth […]
A Funeral Overdue by Miki Gao
There’s a dead body in the road. Cold, lifeless eyes stare blankly at the sky; she swears they peer directly at her. In accusation? In condemnation? A shadowy figure lurks […]
What You See by Daryl Curryer
What you see is Daniel surrounded by angels, the lions meekly subdued. A narrow shaft of light illuminates his calm, radiant face. What you try to forget are the […]
Dear Wormwood by Clint Birkeland
Response to C.S. Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters My dear Wormwood, Your disappointment at learning your patient’s required involvement in ministry is pitiful. It only serves to highlight your inexperience as […]
So, What is Portland Famous For? by Cornelia Seigneur
Muse staff member and friend envision Isaiah Project to inspire youth to action against human trafficking. Portland is known for a lot of things: roasting coffee beans, indie music bands, […]
Inconvenient Justice by Tim Reed
Blood. The floor is bathed in it. Xianzhi shuffles around the cold floor in heavy chains after having her feet and body beaten with a bent wire clothes-hanger. Pain shoots through her feet and courses through her mind. She […]
Ministry Isn’t Like Hollywood by Chris Hansen
Multnomah’s Dr. Stephen Kim explores the unpopularity of ministry This is not Hollywood. And the call to professional ministry is no side-show photo booth either with nothing but good times and candy cane lanes. Professional […]
Letter from the Editor by Aaron Esparza
Dear Readers, To trust means to become dependent by investing love towards something or someone. This means you are also vulnerable. And no matter who you are and who you […]
Change is Coming by Gian Cook
Restructuring Residential Life at Multnomah Change is at hand in Multnomah University’s residential life program. Dave Groom, the Dean of Campus Life, is helping spearhead the new living situation for […]
My Favorite Celebrity by Kristen Leach
The gift of Roger…and who we strive to be Standing in front of him, with his sweet crooked grin and rainbow striped overalls, I beheld one of the most joy-filled […]
