A while back, a friend asked for a short video from professors and Christian leaders to show to her class on the topic of “Spiritual Life in the midst of busyness.” I put something together, she said it was helpful, … Continue reading
Back in the beginning of 2003, I had finished my M.Div, was still working at a church, though a church that didn’t want me (you don’t have a future here, an elder said). I had a good ministry, I thought, … Continue reading
During my junior year at Wheaton I took an American Church History class. The major assignment was to write a Family Religious History. So I did. And as I’m still wrestling with how ‘missional’ I am, I got to thinking … Continue reading
I finished my 25 page paper, that turned out to be about 30 pages. The title was Experiences of Beauty: Theological Aesthetics in Jurgen Moltmann. It’s a little long to post here, and I might someday want to do something … Continue reading
I’ve a bit on my plate this month. Major presentation last week on one of the most difficult books I’ve read. Major paper due this week, twenty five pages, on Moltmann’s theology of beauty. Twenty one pages are now written. … Continue reading
When Amy and I were at the Tea Room a couple weeks ago a man walked in with a small group and proceeded to raise a ruckus. He didn’t like the table they assigned. He didn’t like the next table. … Continue reading
Got a nice selection of items from the Amazon Vine program this month. One I especially want to feature here. The novel So Brave, Young, and Handsome by Lief Enger. Here’s my review: “I said, ‘Most men never have the … Continue reading
Google allows for the manipulation of time. How does it work? Gmail utilizes an e-flux capacitor to resolve issues of causality (see Grandfather Paradox).
This has long been one of my favorite religious days. Because it is the one that makes sense to me. It is the one that fits with my life thus far. As I see new changes ahead, and, in some … Continue reading
Completely random here. Put the first 10,000 digits of pi to music. You choose the notes to correspond to each number. I wish there was a way of changing the length of some notes to help make for a more … Continue reading
