SA-3: On Esther, Daniel, and Exile in Digital Babylon Manuscript
(This is the unedited manuscript for “SA-3: “On Esther, Daniel, and Exile in Digital Babylon”, which was released on 9/27/21. Like all the other manuscripts I’ve published, it does not contain off-the-cuff additions or spontaneous changes in wording/phrasing during recording. You can listen to this episode wherever you get your podcasts or download the episode … Continue reading SA-3: On Esther, Daniel, and Exile in Digital Babylon Manuscript
SA-2: On Students and Brett McCracken’s “The Wisdom Pyramid”
Media literacy is the biggest gaping hole in our discipleship. We can feel its effects in our churches and our lives in the same way we can feel the effects of poor financial stewardship or failing marriages in our churches. Plenty of courses and programs exist for churches to address financial literacy and building healthy … Continue reading SA-2: On Students and Brett McCracken’s “The Wisdom Pyramid”
SA-1: The Asterisk Year (w/Manuscript)
When 2020 began, none of us factored in the possibility of a pandemic being the defining reality of our year. Our plans and predictions for the world were thrown into chaos, and our sense of “normal” upended overnight as we embraced a strong sense of uncertainty about our future. But how “normal” was our pre-pandemic … Continue reading SA-1: The Asterisk Year (w/Manuscript)
In (Glowing) Praise of “Passages: Nicaea” by Mere Orthodoxy
In 2019, I began my studies at Reformed Theological Seminary in pursuit of a Masters of Arts of Biblical Studies. I had been told by fellow students that an easy class to dip my toes into would be the first of two required Church History courses, and by the time I finished the first course … Continue reading In (Glowing) Praise of “Passages: Nicaea” by Mere Orthodoxy
When One Part Hurts, the Whole Body Is Sick (and Vice Versa): The SBC and the church catholic
One of the most essential and non-negotiable beliefs for a Christian is that we confess, as the Nicene Creed instructs us and Christians have done since the New Testament, that “we believe in one holy catholic [Latin for “whole” or “universal”] and apostolic church”. Just as there was one singular and collective people of God … Continue reading When One Part Hurts, the Whole Body Is Sick (and Vice Versa): The SBC and the church catholic
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