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Case Files: a Doctrinal Mastery game for seminary
A classroom game built for my early-morning seminary class: students write real problems a teenager could face, then answer each one with a passage they know.
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A classroom game built for my early-morning seminary class: students write real problems a teenager could face, then answer each one with a passage they know.
Read itThe rooms, the Study, the news, Where to turn, About, Subscribe, and the store each open into a room of their own.
Read itThe front page is now a walk down one street: the newest songs in lit poster cases, the rooms in shop windows, the Study's schoolhouse, and a hole in the wall at the end.
Read itA song about how much time I spend trying to force things, and learning to put my plans in His hands before I wear myself out trying to make them happen.
Read itWritten after a Sunday I almost walked out on, when the Spirit told me to sit down and listen instead of trying to fix everything. About the small and simple thing of choosing optimism when pessimism feels more natural.
Read itA small, reverent French folk meditation on Gethsemane. Written from the thought that when Christ walked into that garden, He already knew each of us by name.
Read itA song about souls perishing slowly long before they collapse, and the quiet miracle of being preserved by a God who doesn't shout but stays.
Read itA song about the moment hard seasons stop feeling like punishment and start feeling like teaching. Written on a back porch after losing count of how many small mercies were hiding in plain sight.
Read itA quiet song inspired by my daughter Grace. Her old-soul kindness, her way of seeing people, and the simple things she says that make others feel seen, welcome, and enough
Read it“Forged” is a new song about pressure, endurance, and the quiet work God does in us when we think we’re already finished.
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