practical wisdom to help seminary students avoid burnout and finish well
Today is Monday, September 08th, 2008
The new Seminary Survival Guide.com logo is now proudly displayed at the top of the header. (RSS readers might want to visit the site to see for themselves!)
I want to thank my friend Stephanie, a great graphic designer who helped me cook up the logo, and refused to let me pay her. Gotta [...]
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April 11th, 2008 | Mark | 2 comments | Continued
The New Look
As is obvious to site visitor, we’re experimenting with a serious upgrade to the look of seminarysurvivalguide.com. I’ve wanted for a while to go to a format that would make browsing by category much easier.
If I were all cool and stuff, I’d wait until everything was ready, and roll it out at all [...]
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February 28th, 2008 | Mark | 1 comment | Continued
"You already know what you are going to regret when you are on your death bed why not work on ...
Thanks for the link! I'm benefiting from your blog as well. Great thoughts and helpful advice on managing ... Great thoughts and comments here. As a seminary student, I have had to learn how to moderately speed read. ...
Excellent point. I don't deny that there are things lost when you read less than every page of the ...
As a prof, let me add one equation to the discussion (which by the way, I also teach a similar ...
Good thoughts again. Thanks, as always, Mark.
A couple of thoughts I might add in:
~For one, expect that you will ...
I just wanted to thank y'all for all of your great posts. They have been very helpful, and have ...
Well said.
The whole of 1 Cor. 8:1-3 seems to tell more of the story, as “knowledge puffs up, but ... Amen again. Great post.
A wise leader once told me that, "work expands to fill the time allowed it." What I ... Ditto on Shaun's comment.
Also, it's too late now for summer-- but as Christmas break approaches, you might also consider ...
