Tune Up Your Teaching: Christian Song as Discipleship
Thanks for attending my session! As promised, here is a link to download a PDF of the PPT notes. Also, here are the notes from
Thanks for attending my session! As promised, here is a link to download a PDF of the PPT notes. Also, here are the notes from
Lady Wisdom calls in the streets above the noise she cries:“Simple ones, how long will you be deceived by wicked lies?Silly fools, you covet and
In the introduction to his 1954 translation of Clement of Alexandria’s (c. 150–215) Paedagogus, P. Simon Wood expresses “hesitancy” on the part of Catholics due to
Students of Scripture have long recognized the Jewish influence on the Christian church during the time of Christ and the Apostles. Even after the destruction
Let me preface this article with this: Engagement with digital media and pornography is a complex issue. Please don’t equate the brevity of this article
The early church fathers are often seen as hard-nosed killjoys when it comes to music. While it is true that the earliest Christians held a
Most are familiar with the late nineteenth-century English painting His Master’s Voice. It features Nipper, a fox terrier, staring into a phonograph and listening to
I should probably have a separate blog category for “culture-making,” but in the meantime, I’ll tuck this post here. I really did enter a short
The name of my blog, A Thing Worth Doing, is borrowed from the quote, “If a thing is worth doing, it is worth doing badly.”
The first time I heard the quote, “A thing worth doing is worth doing badly,” was from Robert Picirilli after I presented a paper on
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