I just thought I’d say a big “welcome back” to my readers who only read this blog when class is in session. If you’re guilty, just go ahead…click that red little X at the top right corner of this screen, vow never again to read blogs or to IM during class and instead make use… Read More »
I’ve heard teachers say that there’s no such thing as a “stupid question,” but those must have never been in my classroom (or on my bus). Dr. Randy Stinson, dean of the Leadership School at Southern Seminary, has come up with a solution. Pass this out on the first day of class and… Read More »
This photo just in, from a Reuters photographer on the scene. (HT: OJ). Dan Rather has verified its authenticity. If you aren’t laughing, you either haven’t seen this guy elsewhere or you missed the latest scandal from the unbiased media.
Seeing a sign like this at the entrance of a monastery is not unusual. But something seems amiss when you see the sign in this context. (And the magazines are worse than what is visible in this photo.)
Just thought I’d let you all know that I’m safe :-) This sign is posted on the way into the town where I’m spending the night.
Slick.
from a former student… so i’m reading this book my professor suggested, “the greatness of the kingdom” by alva mcclain and it hit me. You are still making me study and you’re like 10,000 miles away! thanks a lot.
Nothing about this picture is fake. Not the head ornaments, not the orange wool, not the coy smile. I took it last week near Shechem. While cruising around in this machine. If you want to see the pictures I took yesterday, you’ll have to read the BiblePlaces blog.
Recently the college sent out an email to all students and staff warning about a thief who has stolen numerous notebook computers on campus. About a year ago I was visiting a seminary in the US where a professor had set his computer down in the lounge to use the bathroom and came back to… Read More »
Sometimes I’ve wondered if I’ll end up as a scholar. Today I discovered the answer. I won’t. Let’s see if you can figure out the answer as I did. This came to me when I was reading a book edited by Bill T. Arnold and H. G. M. Williamson. Then I thought of William G.… Read More »