by Erik Masci | Dec 14, 2021 | Students
Full Circle Curtis King (’15) A friend and I used to joke, “Glad it wasn’t a snake!” when either of us was looking for something that was much closer than we realized. Upon reflection, I saw that the same could be said of the one’s calling, or at least...
by Erik Masci | Aug 17, 2021 | Students
Student Spotlight Ariel Bloomer Tell us about yourself. I am currently working on two degrees, a Masters of Divinity and an M.A. in Modern and American Christianity. In addition, I am a Graduate Assistant of Discipleship for the Office of Spiritual Formation...
by Erik Masci | Jul 30, 2021 | Students
Communion After Social Distancing Grace Sosa Of all the things I missed during the height of COVID-19, the one that surprised me most was taking Communion. Sure, my church sent home packets with a Hawaiian Roll and a can of grape juice and led us through Communion...
by Erik Masci | Jul 13, 2021 | Students
Does the Old Testament Matter? Rob Kranz, M.A. (’21) A few years ago, a well-known American evangelical pastor made headlines for writing a book in which he asked church leaders: “would you consider unhitching your teaching of what it means to follow...
by Erik Masci | Jan 22, 2021 | Students
Student Spotlight Tess Starman Tell us about yourself. I am originally from Minnesota and currently reside in Omaha, Nebraska. I have my undergraduate degree from Creighton University with a double major in Sociology and Cultural Anthropology. At present, I work as...
by Erik Masci | Dec 4, 2020 | Author, Students
“I Thought I Knew How To Think…”: How Seminary Revitalized My Spiritual and Intellectual Life By Wesley Erickson Throughout my life I was told to guard my heart above all else and for good reason. I am and always will be a wanderer. My mother knew the tendencies of...
