As I was getting ready to tweet that I was headed to a Session meeting tonight, I was reminded at how foreign that term sounds to folks outside of the church (or even beyond Presbyterian and reformed circles). In fact, I often tell people that I am going to an elders’ meeting, or simply [...]
sen·tence
n. 1. A grammatical unit that is syntactically independent and has a subject that is expressed or, as in imperative sentences, understood and a predicate that contains at least one finite verb.
A couple of months ago I was teasing a friend about his frequent usage of very l-o-n-g sentences. The particular object of [...]
Gary Haugen (International Justice Mission) has just published a new book titled, Just Courage: God’s Great Expedition for the Restless Christian. While I do not have a copy (nor plan to), you can click the “Search Inside” link and read an excerpt on Amazon (note: *low* priority on wish list). I know it [...]
To Read or Not to Read (100 pp PDF/20 pp summary): “If, at the current pace, America continues to lose the habit of regular reading, the nation will suffer substantial economic, social, and civic setbacks” (Dana Gioia, Chairman, NEA).
At Today’s Session MeetingScott: [under the influence of a cold] … and I still have my year-end self appraisal to write.
Dan: Your urine self appraisal?!?
Scott: Uh, sorry … Year End’h.
Various: [amid laughter] Strong, steady str… [remainder of conversation redacted]
