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Noah’s Trip to Haiti (Part 2)

My son Noah spent 9 days in Haiti last month with friends from our church, working at an orphanage. I posted the first half of his letter yesterday…
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Noah’s Trip to Haiti (Part 1)

Our son Noah (17) spent 9 days in Haiti last month with a group from our church helping at an orphanage (Our older son, Nathan, went there 2 years…
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The Sound of Silence

I couldn't talk for three hours. My wife forbade me. And I always do what she says. Habakkuk, Paul, YHWH and Jesus all think it's good to be…
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Please Comfort Comfort

On April 14, 2014 more than 200 schoolgirls in NE Nigeria were kidnapped by the terrorist group Boko Haram. Today at our BTS faculty meeting we prayed over a…
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Unfollowers by Cooper and Cyzewski

 In 1985, when I was a grad student in Industrial Engineering at Stanford, I took a course on Organizational Death. Why do companies fail, and what lessons can…
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Lincoln would be 205 today

Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12, 1809.  If he weren't assassinated and didn't die for any other reason, he'd be 205 today. In the Old Testament, my field, people…
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Hiking Oyster Dome, Part 2

In Hiking Oyster Dome, Part 1, I told about my trip to Logos Bible Software in Washington state to tape two courses (1, 2, Samuel, and 1, 2 Kings).…
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Hiking Oyster Dome

Recently, I was in Bellingham, Washington taping two courses for Logos Bible Software. For the sake of video consistency while taping each course, I needed to wear the…
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Counting publications and soldiers

I was working on my CV today (I'm not applying for jobs, I just update it regularly), and I decided to count up my publications by category (books,…
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Logos Bible Software (Jan 13-17)

On Sunday, I fly to Seattle, then drive up to Bellingham, where I'll tape two courses for Logos Bible Software. When I was invited to write a commentary…
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