From the monthly archives:
One of the interesting things about being a college director, or the “pastor” of college students is that they are in the midst of a huge transitions in life. This is not the only stage or time in life where transition occurs, but it is one of the most obvious. The move from high school [...]
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My family, and most of my friends, pretty much had the same response when I started a blog in the summer of 2004. Huh?
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I have been a little slow in writing much these last couple of weeks. I find myself in the midst of some major transitions: 1) all of the schools within the ministry I pastor have almost all returned, so we have been gearing up for that by training new leaders, organizing our Wednesday nights, etc. [...]
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Dictionaries are wonderful tools and we would be the poorer without them, but in Gospel matters they are among the lesser helps. The reason is that everything in the Gospel is personal, relational, and embodied in particulars. There are no generalities. Every word is embedded in the Story and, in the most comprehensive sense, incarnate [...]
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The Reciprocating Self: Human Development in Theological Perspective As some of you know, I am about to begin my MSMFT program at Fuller Theological Seminary next week. The good news is that I don’t have to do the theology courses since I finished my MDiv there in 2003. So hopefully it will be a little [...]
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The New Bible that can be read in 100 minutes. Why? Publishers the 100-Minute Press say the book has been written for those who want to know more about Christianity but who do not have the time to read the original in full. I mean, really! Who has time to read the Bible! Just give [...]
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LOST has slowly become my favorite show on television, and I can’t wait to watch my Tivo’d copy of it later (I probably shouldn’t miss the college group I pastor on Wednesday nights to stay home and watch it). I think the show is pretty amazing, and to add more layers to what you are [...]
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Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places: A Conversation in Spiritual Theology Do you know when you read something amazing, and all you can think about is, “I have to share this with someone right now!” Or you think to yourself, “Everyone must read this. It’s life changing!” But then you realize, not everyone is always [...]
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Hugh Hewitt launches his new blog, One True God. This is going to be an important, and exciting blog to read, as he has gathered together a great group of scholars from a diverse theological tradition. Here is the list of scholars, but to read their bios, if you don’t know who they are, check [...]
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