New Wine, New Wineskins

It has been 2 months since I exited the doors of Multnomah as an “alumna” for my first time. A girl with a master’s degree, and a ring on her finger. I have had the sinking reality of school loans set in. It involved tears and screaming at the top of my lungs (more like [...]

The following is an essay on the famous “Give what is Caesar’s to Caesar” passage from Matthew. Google didn’t recognize my Greek font and I’m lazy, so please ignore the random, unintelligible word and excuse the messy format. What is Caesar’s to Caesar

From the incomparable James O’Brien… fairly short, interesting take from an author who went “undercover” into an evangelical church. I wonder what it says about the church that we seem to be such a foreign curiosity more and more. http://www.crosswalk.com/11629244/page0/

This is a real gem. This CS Lewis Broadcast is the only surviving recording from the BBC series of talks that Lewis made during the War. Lewis tells us that the next step in evolution has already happened. We have a choice to participate in this “new man” or we can choose to pass and fall [...]

If you’ve been around me lately, you know I’ve quickly developed a deep respect for Stanley Hauerwas. Here are some of his thoughts on prayer, in honor of Multnomah’s day of prayer.