The other night at church I was struck with a few thoughts during the worship time, and so I wrote them down. I can't be sure what drove me to consider it, but here is what I scribbled in my notebook:
Friday, January 27, 2012
Monday, January 23, 2012
EECC 1.6: Liturgy—Preaching (Preaching and Theology)
If you've kept up with the EECC posts of late, you'll notice that I've more or less skipped to the end of the preaching section, which is the intersection of preaching and theology. I have my reasons for doing so, the primary one being that I'm impatient and want to get more done. So let's move on, shall we?
Saturday, December 10, 2011
10 Things I Learned from Pokémon
It's been a while since I had one of these gaming posts, but I've spent a bit of time recently on Pokémon LeafGreen, so a few thoughts have cropped up here and there. And here they are.
New Paper: Mark 5.1-20 Essay
For those who are interested, I have just uploaded to my Academia.edu page the paper I wrote for the grad class on Mark and Isaiah this semester. It's available for view via Scribd as well as for download as a PDF. Enjoy!
A Warrior Against A Legion: A Literary Reading of Mark 5:1-20
A Warrior Against A Legion: A Literary Reading of Mark 5:1-20
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Internet High-Five!
So, I just aced my final for Biblical Hebrew. So this is my version of self-applause.
Jesus & Homosexuality: My Take
As far as I can tell, the general Christian response to homosexuality has been rather negative in recent and older history. This post is borne out of a conversation with my wife concerning homosexuality and Christians, especially those who feel themselves to one degree or another attracted to the same sex. I've had a few thoughts, and I'd like to lay them out.
Saturday, October 15, 2011
EECC 1.5: Liturgy—Preaching (Definition)
Introduction
As outlined in the last EECC post, the first topic of discussion concerning preaching I wished to cover was a basic definition. Preaching takes many forms, can be conveyed in any number of moods and expressions, and is difficult to limit to a single definition. So in place of a singular phrase by which it can be confined, I have opted to discuss what it is and what it isn't.
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