Bowen Greenwood

Some believe that--that every other translation has introduced errors into our understanding of the word of God.

Others believe the opposite: that because the language is so outdated, it's no good for reaching the lost anymore.

I believe the King James Bible is beautiful.

It reaches heights of splendor unmatched in the modern world. I believe its artistry becomes ever more apparent in the hands of a great orator.

For those with an X account, check out my friend Armond Bodreaux. Listen to his...

The more the world sucks, the more we should write.

Tales of heroes give us aspirations. Noble, virtuous people making good choices and doing good deeds live on in our heads long after the last page.

Inevitably, someone somewhere always chooses between war and peace, right and wrong, life and death. If you never stop writing, if your stories never give in to nihilism, then someday that person may have read them, and may remember them.

Someday, your hero hazarding his own life for the good of...

I'm not a horror fan. I can enjoy some: when it first came out Predator, one of my favorite movies, was considered horror. Zombie apocalypse can be fun. But as a general rule I don't choose this genre.

I do, however, know several Christians who do.

I'm suspicious of it. Fear is not the spirit God gave us, and horror seems built around fear. The garden variety horror that the rest of the world watches is built around serial killers, evil deeds, and of course demons.

But if you take the demons...