I’m physically drained this week, so not only is my assignment for my online class late, but it is also a little cheap. And since my recent posts have been my class assignments, this post is likewise late, cheap, and a bit repetitive, probably confusing. God is merciful and we are created as images of […]
I’ve never been such a lousy student. I’m skating through an online enrichment course that I’m taking, just doing the bare minimum of reading and participation required. Is this how other people treat school? asks the high school valedictorian. Admittedly, I’ve been distracted. Yes, there’s my book and proposal that needs final revising. (I promise […]
Continuing my six-week online course on ecclesiology, the study of the Church, my post this week is my assignment for unit two on worship. Before I get to that, I just wanted to share that, so far, the material in the course is giving a lovely emphasis on gift. As an aside, may I ask […]
I’m currently taking an online course on ecclesiology, the study of the Church. Each week of the course, I will be posting one of my assignments here. This first unit is on the Church as a Mystery, and one of the assignment questions centered on the great Mystery of God that has always befuddled me–and […]
I am naturally and nearly insatiably curious. In this world of identity politics, if I were to identify as anything it would be as a student of life, or to use other words that mean the same thing, a disciple of Christ. Because of my restoration through Christ, I am really—intrinsically, substantially, eternally—a child of […]
