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Four Reasons I Embrace Online Instruction as a Theological Educator
I wrote a post back in March that garnered some attention: “Seven Reasons Theological Faculty Might Not Embrace Online Instruction”. While I offered reasons that I have encountered in my work across various institutions and educational organizations for the last … Continue reading
Posted in Mission of God, Online Education
Tagged Amos Yong, Apostolicity, education, Holy Spirit, Missions, online education, scripture, Theology
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Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho
Just a fun post with a short music video because this song got stuck in my head a few days ago after a discussion of the historicity of Joshua and walls of Jericho (Joshua 6). Indeed, when the text of … Continue reading
Posted in Historicity, History, Joshua
Tagged Archeology, Bryant Wood, claims, historical claims, historicity, history, Jericho, Kathleen Kenyon, Kenyon, Mahalia Jackson, scripture, V. Philips Long, video, walls of Jericho, Wood, Zondervan
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The Beauty of the Bible
The more I study the Scriptures, the more I am overwhelmed by the beauty of the Scriptures…and by the God who has inspired writers in their own day and culture to write with beauty. The deeper I dig, the more … Continue reading
Posted in Literary Reading
Tagged analysis characterization, Arts, Bible, bible as literature, God, Hebrew Poetry, leland ryken, Literary, literature, scripture
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