Theological Musings

or those of you who don’t regularly read Michael Spencer’s Internet Monk blog, I wanted to point you to an interview Michael recently did with me.
The topic was “Worship and Music” and Michael gave me four very insightful questions on which to share my thoughts. You can read the interview on Michael’s blog here.
There […]

ecently, I linked to a thought-provoking post by Bill Kinnon called “The People Formerly Known as the Congregation“. Understandably, there have been some mixed reactions to this post, and it has sparked something of a small phenomenon around parts of the blogosphere. There have been other “Formerly Known” posts written, all with varying […]

s most of you know, I’m a musician. And my “day job” during the school year is with Appalachian State University’s School of Music. I’m an accompanist there, mostly working with vocal students, but also occasionally with some instrumentalists.
This semester, I had the opportunity to participate in two concerts of chamber music. […]

n the recent discussion about the conference we attended (Original or Not: The Last Twelve Verses of Mark), there were some questions in the comments about whether or not wrestling over the validity of a relatively small snippet of Scripture mattered. And in some ways, I would argue that it does matter.
But ultimately, like […]

s I have already mentioned here, the past two days, Christy and I had the opportunity to drive down to Wake Forest, NC (the town, not the University) to attend a conference at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. The conference was entitled “The Last Twelve Verses of Mark: Original or Not?” and presented a fascinating […]