I recently starting blogging pretty regularly.
After getting married, resuming school, and having regular work, i finally fell into a formal routine:
Are Villains All-Bad?
Apart from the grace of God, we too are villains, so let’s love those well who sin different than us. . . . Romans 3:10-18.
The Love of Jesus–Balanced and Perfect
As the people of God, Christians are called to represent Jesus to the world, which is why we must take the time to know Him rightly (Christologically orthodox) so we do not misrepresent Him to the world. . . . John 1:14; 1 John 4:15-17.
The Family of God — the Gospel in Ruth
The gospel of Christ can be preached from every book of the Bible–even Ruth.
A Metaphor from Start to End — Psalm 23 and Hebrew Exegesis
Does psalm 23 teach eternal life in the Old Testament? . . . Psalm 23:1-6.
Gran Torino, Intercultural Communication, and the Gospel
What does the movie Gran Torino teach us about evangelistic intercultural comunication? . . . Ephesians 2:14.
According to the Scriptures — Easter 2021
What was Paul referring to when He said Jesus rose on the third day “according to the Scriptures”? . . . Hosea 6:1-3.
I promise that i have many more blog posts planned. However, this week i will be taking a break, trying to focus on fiction writing and school projects. It’s spring break for both school and work, so i want to use my time wisely.
My goal is three school papers finished–about 15 pages total–and 10,000 more words for the rough draft of Switched. However, with that said, i also started an Easter-themed post last year that i plan to post on April 4, 2021. There may be one additional post before Tuesday, April 6, but that is yet to be seen.
I share this so you know this was a deliberate choice to focus my writing energies elsewhere. I didn’t merely get lazy and give up on blogging.
But please, stay a while. Click on some links. Read what i’ve written in the past. I’d love for you to join me in this journey:
In this with you.
Soli Deo Gloria
Solus Christus
Thanks for reading.
