practical wisdom to help seminary students avoid burnout and finish well
Today is Wednesday, January 07th, 2009
I’m happy to announce the public roll-out today of SeminarySurvivalGuide.com. Welcome to all of you who are being referred here by friends or other blogs. We’ve been live for a week or so now. I waited on the launch to get my web stuff configured right, and also to put enough posts up for you [...]
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December 10th, 2007 | Mark | 2 comments | Continued
For those of you who anticipate an academic vocation or postgraduate work after seminary, learning to write a good book ...
I agree with Pastor Olson and with Mark. My husband graduated from NOBTS this month and begins his MDiv at ...
this post is amazing. thank you for writing this. God has used it just now to show a ...
Awesome. 
Mark,
Merry Christmas to you as well. (I'm wearing my seminary survival guide t-shirt as I type this.) See ...
I tip b/t 15 and 25%, depending on how good the service is. Usually I end up about 20%. ...
I generally tip in the 20% range. Unfortunately, this story does not surprise me. I don't think any ...
I'm a seminary student (although also a retired business executive) and I tip 17-22% range. I think that puts me ...
In my mentor relationships, I have preferred more narrow, specific questions. "Tell me about your prayer life. What ...
I've been meeting with a mentor for several years. When my seminar stated that I needed a mentor for the ...
