Love, According to E. B. White

November 17th, 2020 | 7 min read

I often feel great pressure to craft perfect answers. Whether it’s a question from my eight year old or from a friend in Bible study, my mind goes through all the angles to create a proper response. I don’t want to leave anything out.

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Brianna Lambert

Brianna Lambert is the author of Created to Play: How Taking Hobbies Seriously Grows us Spiritually. She is a staff writer for Gospel-Centered Discipleship, and her articles and essays have appeared in Christianity Today, The Gospel Coalition, and Common Good. She lives in a rural community outside Indianapolis with her husband and three kids.

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