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Spring Is Over
I feel like every semester, God keeps doing something bigger and bigger. This semester he showed me a path that I’d only mildly considered: writing & filmmaking. The doors keep opening up for me to enter into this new space. I have so much to learn. But I’m eager. Although I haven’t gotten published the […]
Last week of Class for 2018
Over on Twitter I said, “If this is what graduation feels like, I never want to graduate!” I left campus on Thursday having left my Lewis & Tolkien class for the last time. It was the class in which I formed some of the best friendships. We had had so many excellent conversations. My friendship […]
Am I Enough?
Last week I took my first Honors Greek Exam. I’d like to say that I demolished that test. But in fact, the test demolished me. I had studied all weekend, but it wasn’t enough. It wasn’t enough to pass the test. It wasn’t enough to say that I know Greek. It wasn’t enough for my […]
The Path of the Righteous
What does righteous mean, aside from it being a thing surfers say when something is pretty great? Virtuous maybe? Perfect? A character of God? In the Dictionary of Bible Themes it says that righteous is, “An aspect of God’s nature which expresses his unique moral perfection and his readiness to save sinners. It is made known […]
Seminary School Update
I’ve been meaning to write about my summer. But the school semester at Dallas Theological Seminary started so quickly after I got back from Death Valley, that I really just haven’t been able to reflect. Now isn’t the time either. School is in full swing. I’m on the campus coffee shop writing this right now, […]
