Vacuuming and the Paradigms of Greek Grammar

What do these two things have in common?  Almost nothing is the quick and easy answer.  I say almost nothing because at an hour and half into my professor’s lecture on Greek Grammar the two collided and for a brief moment were simultaneously swimming about in my mind.  Thus, is their slight commonality.  And to [...]

Summer Reading

Well, classes continue.  And with classes comes reading.  This summer I’m taking two classes – Introduction to Family Ministry, June 1-5, and Pastoral Ministry, July 20-24 – these will have their respective books.  In fact, I’ve already put down 2 of the 6 for “Intro” with the help of the Lord.  The first, A Parent [...]

Seminary Classes, Golden Calves, and the Glory of Christ – by Matt Click, a Guest Blogger

You don’t have to book an international flight in order to witness pagan idol worship.  After all, seminary tuition is much cheaper.  In an era when Christian education is increasingly popular, especially with the rise of New Calvinism, it is easy to forget that golden calves are not always “over there” but can sometimes be [...]

Starting Southern Seminary

I will be writing part 7 of The Sinfulness of the Sin of Silence soon, but this moving to seminary thing is proving to be quite the handful.  But it has been a gracious experience, and one that I am excited to undergo by the grace and mercy of our God. Jenny and I have [...]