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Archive for August, 2006

I’m pretty sure I just failed my final exam from the RTS course I took this summer. Sometimes life just sucks.

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The Gospel of Healing

“They do no missionary work here, canvass no alleys, cook in no soup kitchen. Prayer is the occupation.”
This morning’s issue of the New York Times contains, in my opinion, a troubling article about a small cloister of nuns in urban Los Angeles. Their mission is simple: Prayer. Though they are located on Hollywood Boulevard, which [...]

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Doing Seminary Well

This post is especially for my friends from seminary, both past and present. This month’s 9 Marks newsletter features a brief article from Owen Strachan, a seminary student at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky entitled Doing Seminary Well. I think that it is an excellent article that pushed me to reconsider my [...]

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Machiavelli Had It Right

So, I’m sitting here watching Grey’s Anatomy after a very long day. After a morning chalked full of Hebrew vocabulary memorization followed by class, I jetted off to the friendly neighborhood YMCA to battle it out with the kiddies. Today, I was grossly outnumbered–34 to 1. We had one hundred kids there and had three, [...]

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A Word to the Wise

Never, never, never, ever… take a year off from a language and then try to jump back into it. Your brain will break. My mind is swimming with Hebrew letters, words, and accents. Never.

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Y-M-C-A!!

Needless to say, I had a little fun in Arts & Crafts time recently. Michael, Charlie, can I get a witness?

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The Battle Rages On…

Today on CNN.com a story was featured concerning the dismissal of a female Sunday School teacher from her longtime teaching position. This article can be accessed here. This is representative of a long-running debate within theological circles on the roles of men and women within the church. I personally hold to the [...]

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The End of Summer

It is the eve before the semester starts. The adjacent picture represents my freedom going up in flames. I’m really not too bummed about school starting; only Hebrew III shakes me to the core. Burn, freedom, burn!

This brings up an interesting question: would you rather be mildly bored or [...]

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The Calm Before the Storm

In just over two days from now, you can expect regular blog updates to begin. That day, Thursday, is the official starting gun of the race that is Fall semester. I plan on dodging responsibilities, especially those pesky academic ones, by blogging. Life’s just about to get interesting again.

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