Posted in Church, Education, Military, Opinion, Paige Patterson, Religious, School, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Thomas White, Wife, Women on October 28, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Before you read, watch:
Now, tell me what you think of that?
Every year, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary engages in an evangelism initiative to help encourage the seminary family to take the Gospel to the lost. One of the things I most admire about my seminary is how evangelistic it is. Every semester [...]
Posted in Church, Education, Opinion, School, Sermon, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Theology on September 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Seminary has not been an easy or especially fulfilling journey for me. It seems I am not alone in this as I have heard both professors and students talk about how seminary was/is a spiritually trying time. Fortunately, I have found great joy in the last six months through being able to do ministry in [...]
Posted in Life Happenings, School, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary on April 7, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The next four weeks are what I like to call “let’s see if we can utterly detroy the souls of students by forcing them to complete a crushing work-load so that eventually they can graduate and not have to do it anymore” weeks. Due to this fact, my blogging might be a bit limited. I [...]
Posted in Baptist, Church, Church History, Opinion, Religious, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Theology on March 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
For as long as I can remember I have enjoyed American history. My young country has a fascinating history full colorful figures, incredible leaders, and vile accounts of how twisted humanity can be. When I started college I knew very little of America’s religious history beyond a few key Christian leaders that I had learned [...]
Posted in Finance, Life Happenings, Personal, School, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary on November 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This has been an interesting few months for me. I have been taking a class on the history of stewardship here at the seminary. The class could not have come at a better time as the world has been rocked by a financial crisis largely caused by bad stewardship. The class has been extremely helpful [...]
Posted in Abortion, Birth Control, Contraception, Ethics, External Link, Opinion, Pregnancy, Sex, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Thomas White, Women on October 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I hope this will be my last post on this issue, as I believe that I have made my position known and I would like to get back to more boring blog posts. Dr. White issued a response yesterday to the media coverage of his statements.
Here is an excerpt of his statement:
To clarify, I do [...]
Posted in Baptist, Birth Control, Children, Contraception, Ethics, External Link, Opinion, Pregnancy, Religious, Science, Sex, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Thomas White, Women on October 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
WFAA, the local news outlet that broke this story, has posted a reaction by the SBC to the birth control controversy started by a sermon Dr. Thomas White delivered at Southwestern Baptist Theological Serminary chapel service.
Here is the WFAA report by Chris Hawes:
FORT WORTH – The Southern Baptist Convention is reacting after News 8 showed [...]
Posted in Abortion, Birth Control, Children, Contraception, Dorothy Patterson, Ethics, External Link, Internal Link, Opinion, Religious, School, Sermon, Sex, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Thomas White, Wife, Women on October 22, 2008 | 6 Comments »
I confess, I haven’t gone to chapel this semester. If I would have gone to chapel, I would have heard Dr. Thomas White deliver a sermon on Psalm 127. Here is a link to the full sermon. The controversial comments start at about 19:00.
Unfortunately, this is something that I have addressed before on this blog. [...]
Posted in Chaplain, Life Happenings, School, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wife on September 18, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Well, I’ve been back home for almost two weeks now. There is definitely not as much to post about since I finished CHBOLC.
I have been struggling to catch up with my seminary classes and get back into a routine of daily reading and study. I also decided to drop a class. I was taking 12 [...]
