I almost never publish links to other articles, but this one is unique, and I won't be able to express it as clearly. The United States is currently overrun with theologians with good degrees, who are unemployed or underemployed. Here's some food for thought. Click "Are PhDs Necessary for Theological Education on the Mission Field?"... Continue Reading →
Grading exams: a work of the light, or a work of darkness?
A word to my fellow-teachers: It's time to correct essays and exams. It tops the "Favorite Things to Do" list for very few people. I tell my students, "Don't slide your paper in the bottom of the pile, because I'll probably have an attitude by the time I work my way down to it." I'm... Continue Reading →
Open Our Eyes, Lord! 