My interview with Eugene Peterson
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(Originally posted on my substack) Back in 2006 I was working for St
Andrews Bookshop and in the early stages of my Old Testament PhD. One of
the most sign...
Politics and Chrisrians
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Politics and Christians
‘A Mucky Business Why Christians Should et Involved in Politics’ - its Part
1 of the author's instructive of *A MuckyBusiness*...
Why I got out of Twitter
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This is personal. I’m not criticizing anyone else. For some, Twitter might
even be a necessity. But I’m out. Reluctantly, because it is possible to do
som...
justice 'texas chainsaw massacre style'
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justice 'texas chainsaw massacre style' tonite is the last class on the
book of judges at Collective SJ. we end with the terrible stories in the
appendix o...
Theologians Without Borders is Born Again
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After years of gestation, Theologians Without Borders is about to be born
again, fulfilling the original objectives, but under a new governance and
manag...
Preaching in Challenging Times
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My friend Bryan Berghoef models wise and courageous preaching in these
difficult times ... Check out last Sunday's sermon here, in Holland, MI.
Good Sauce, Fancy Booze
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From 1983 - an unusual green sauce, requiring all manner of interesting
herbs And a stunningly expensive bottle of booze (and remember, this is
1983 dollars).
The End | The Beginning
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Dear visitors and friends, This garden (blog) has been a wonderful
experience for me. After being less active on it the last three years, I
wondered whethe...
Kyla's Favorite Christmas Fonts: {Part One}
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I hope you're enjoying your holiday season!
I'm sharing some of my favorite fonts to use during the Christmas season.
I hope you enjoy them and find one or ...
National Review Children's Books
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The National Review Treasury of Classic Children’s Literature
Compiled by William F. Buckley Jr.
Original Volume (2002): 528 pages / hardcover / 7” by 10” ...
2009 CREDO500 Blog Conference Closing
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The 2009 CREDO500 blog conference (Sept 7th-Oct 30th) in commemorating John
Calvin 500th annivesary has now completed. My gratitude to Daniel for
co-organ...
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