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David Burris is right. We have some unhelpful conceptions about authenticity that need revising.
During a bad part of the pandemic, I did some research on loneliness. Here’s what I learned.
check out this giant list of movies filmed in Tucson.
Currently reading: The Trinity: An Introduction (Short Studies in Systematic Theology) by @scottrswain 📚"…we were baptized into God’s triune name so that we might learn to praise God’s triune name."
Classics education is a big deal. Without it, there would’ve been no Fourth of July.
Get inspired by Lisa Przystup’s Tucson Road Trip in The Strategist via @VisitTucsonAZ.
Finished reading: Leading God’s People: Wisdom from the Early Church for Today by Christopher A. Beeley. So good. On my top ten list now for pastoral theology books. 📚
“At what schools does Christ, as a prophet, train up his disciples? At the school of the law, the school of the gospel, and the school of affliction.” — James Fisher
Currently reading: How to Tell a Joke: An Ancient Guide to the Art of Humor (Ancient Wisdom for Modern Readers) by Marcus Tullius Cicero 📚 Heard about this book/series on the great Ad Navseam podcast.
🎙 Listened: Praying in a Time of Pandemic with Christopher Beeley. Very good. What is prayer, why you should pray, how to pray.
I’m starting a new blogchain called Decision Help. Check out the first entry: Discernment (discrimination, sound judgment).
This weekend, listen to Carl Trueman‘s short lecture on The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self. He is expanding on themes from his recent best-seller.
🎵Listening: Skip, Hop, and Wobble. One of my all-time favorite albums.
This week in the Confession Overview Class, I’ll be teaching on baptism, the Lord’ Supper, and church censures. We start at 11:15am after morning worship on Sunday.
The Anchor Devotional I wrote for today is about why God’s authorship of the Bible is important.