Category Archives: in the world

My Intellectual Cultivation Plan

Posted on February 15, 2010 by Laura

INTELLECTUAL HEALTH A Christian intellect is a human mind, functioning well in relation to Christ and for the good of the church. In Klaus Issler’s class, Philosophical Issues in Educational Studies, one of the final projects was outlining our Intellectual … Continue reading →

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Going Deeper than Cards and Candy

Posted on February 12, 2010 by Laura

When I was in elementary school, every February 14 (or on the nearest school day), I and my classmates would bring valentines for everyone as a sign of friendship, or at least of acquaintance. To this day, I’m not sure … Continue reading →

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What does it look like to study in community?

Posted on February 3, 2010 by Laura

I’ve been pondering the practice of communal bible study using potluck as a metaphor.  I find the similarities intriguing.  In both cases, participants are expected bring something to share with the group.  There are usually general assignments made (e.g., in … Continue reading →

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Pondering whole life health in Christ and with one another

Posted on January 31, 2010 by Laura

While it officially goes live February 1, 2010, a plug-in issue prompted a creative response.  So, for those who subscribe, click here via Twitter or Facebook, or simply happen across the re-launch prior to that date: I welcome you to … Continue reading →

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Giving up a Latte is not Suffering

Posted on January 13, 2010 by Laura

If suffering is the result of wholeheartedly setting aside our needs and desires for the good of the Kingdom and its King, then who we are as humanity and who we are becoming as the new humanity in Christ cannot … Continue reading →

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