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  • Deliciousness at Disneyland

    Grace Sangalang Ng
    December 30, 2025

    I’m going to do another food blog post about some of my favorite things to eat at Disneyland.  I go to Disneyland quite often, and there are some really delicious things to eat there. Thanks to my boyfriend’s generosity and his vast knowledge of everything that pertains to Disneyland, I have tried some really good…

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  • Review of Early Christianity in Contexts edited by William Tabbernee

    Review of Early Christianity in Contexts edited by William Tabbernee

    Book Reviews
    December 30, 2025

    Tabbernee, William, ed. Early Christianity in Contexts: An Exploration Across Cultures and Continents Grand Rapids, Mich.: Baker Academic, 2014. 475 pages + 127 pages bibliography and indices. Hardcover. Retail: $42.99. In Early Christianity in Contexts, editor William Tabbernee provides an overview of early Christian history that focuses on the various locations and cultural contexts within…

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  • Singing Theology

    Jack Franicevich
    December 30, 2025

    “Lex orandi, lex credendi.” Or so goes the ancient Christian maxim, loosely translated, “As we worship, so we believe.” If the songs we sing shape the way we think, we should be very thoughtful about the way our churches are led in worship. Songs are short, memorable, and have the capacity to pack in a…

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  • Top 5 Monographs on Galatians

    John Anthony Dunne
    December 30, 2025

    I am currently in the midst of that delightfully anti-climatic state of liminality that comes with submitting a PhD thesis. Of course, once you’re done with the thesis, you’re not actually done at all because you still have to defend it. And so, that means that I basically still need to be working on my…

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  • Confused in the UK: Rugby, Cricket, and Donald Trump

    Josh Carroll
    December 30, 2025

    The Carroll family is beginning our 4th year here in the UK and there are still a few things that confuse me. It might be that I never took enough time to delve into the mechanics of these things, maybe someday I will. But for now I’d rather rant about their inaccessible (in my eyes)…

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  • Review of Obadiah by Daniel I. Block

    Book Reviews
    December 30, 2025

    Block, Daniel I. Obadiah: The Kingship Belongs to YHWH. Hearing the Message of Scripture: A Commentary on the Old Testament, 27. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 2013. 116 pages + 12 pages of indices. Hardcover. Retail: $19.99. With the publication of Obadiah: The Kingship Belongs to YHWH, Daniel Block (Wheaton College, IL) launches a new commentary…

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  • Drunk at Church

    Brandon Hurlbert
    December 30, 2025

    The “potluck” is one of the greatest things about going to a small church. For those who have never experienced it, it is a full range buffet with only the most delectable foods made by the moms and grandmas of your church. Tables are set up so that all of the congregation may have their…

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  • The Virtue of Articulacy

    Jack Franicevich
    December 30, 2025

    When I was in high school, our music classes were in danger of being cancelled. I’ll never forget the night I played fly-on-the-wall at a school board meeting while the powerful adults discussed the future of our program. Silent the entire time, I went home that night and cried – I had failed to speak…

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  • Why did Jesus use Alcohol for Communion?

    Logan Williams
    December 30, 2025

    Until I recently moved to Scotland, I spent most of my Christian life in American Evangelical churches. In these churches, they have unanimously done communion with grape juice, without the option to use wine if one so desired. As much as I regularly experienced this, I never really understood why churches decide to use grape juice instead…

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  • My Article on Harry Potter is Now in Print in “Ravenclaw Reader”!

    John Anthony Dunne
    December 30, 2025

    At long last the edited volume from the Harry Potter conference held at the University of St Andrews in 2012 is now in print and you can get your copy of Ravenclaw Reader here! The conference was a complete success, being one of the most enjoyable and stimulating academic settings I’ve ever been in. It…

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