Theologicus

Saturday, May 9, 2020

Is this actually a thing?

So I wanted to split lists between spiritual and mundane items that I enjoy. Mostly, I can fill up five points on Friday easily. I wanted to keep Fridays serious and move more not-so-serious stuff to Saturday.

So…

Sundry Saturdays

Thursday, May 7, 2020

Beta Testing

Trying something out. Come back on Saturday.

Friday, May 1, 2020

Keeping it chill

I post Monday through Thursday. It always bothered me that I didn’t have anything on Friday. I used to quote from the Valley of Vision (after realizing copying verbatium was a copyright violation.) It was nice but didn’t feel the same. But I got this idea from Nate Claiborne, who confessed he ripped the idea off from Tim Ferriss. It goes to show that no idea is original.

For the sake of timing, I went ahead and posted my first one for May 1st: Star Wars & Deadlifts Edition

Here’s now the weekly lineup:

Monday - Commentary on Romans
Tuesday - Prayers according to the Psalms
Wednesday - Memoir tentatively titled “A Life of Compromise”
Thursday - Family Devotions in the Gospel of Luke
Friday - A Few Points

April 14, 2020

Hitting My Limit

Right about the time I began the audacious task of writing two (2) commentaries at the same time and the untimely death of my brother, all of my writing stopped. I am still grieving over his loss (and thus why I am choosing to process my trauma in writing form). But I am admitting that I cannot write two commentaries at the same time.

So for the time being, I am going to hold of writing and posting Commentary on Mark and have removed it from the blog.

Here’s the weekly focus:

Monday - Commentary on Romans
Tuesday - Prayers according to the Psalms
Wednesday - Memoir tentatively titled “A Life of Compromise”
Thursday - Family Devotions in the Gospel of Luke

March 18th, 2020

Working Through Past Trauma

My testimony, tentatively titled, “A Life of Compromise” will be written and uploaded in the weeks to come. A memoir of a life being unprotected, unloved, and unwanted while being abused and raped all before the age of twelve. Furthermore, it is a witness of what happens when you don’t get the help you needed and trying to navigate through love and relationships in the most disasterous ways. I hope, in my story, that you will see that God is the only one who redeems our past, makes right what went horrifically wrong, and how to go forward from here–no matter the world, others, nor Satan throws your way.