Becoming a professor in theological higher education does not ordinarily require a post-doctorate fellowship in teaching. Whether that is important is
Using Rhetoric to Craft Your Weekly Research Paper to the Glory of God
My Dearest and Beloved Students, I want to share a resource with you that I pray will help you. I have noticed that many of my
“In lumine tuo, videmus lumen” The Light of Christ in Education: A Personal Testimony and Philosophy of Christian Education
“For with thee is the well of life, and in thy light shall we see light” (Psalm 36:9 Geneva Bible, 1599).[1] "The unfolding of your words gives
Four Necessary Features of Nurturing Community in Online Learning
Online Education is a tremendous opportunity for personal growth, credentialing for a new career, or for preparing for more responsibilities in your
Together United: Worldview and a Philosophy of Teaching
I was recently asked to provide some reflections on worldview and a philosophy of teaching. I share those here as a way of helping others to think