by Steve Thomason | May 16, 2012 | Art, Caricatures
I was able to squeeze in a couple caricatures for my niece and nephew’s graduation. Fun. Now, back to getting my final paper done. I have to turn it in by Saturday morning!
by Steve Thomason | May 11, 2012 | Spiritual Formation, Theology
The paper is turned in. All that is left is a three-hour conversation/final exam on Tuesday afternoon. Now I can start writing the 30-page paper for Missiology that is due next Friday! Check out my bibliography for this paper. The topic of the paper is the role of the...
by Steve Thomason | May 5, 2012 | Bible, ministry, Non-Fiction
Last Sunday night we finished an 8-week class that took us through all four Gospels. This was a truly wonderful experience with my family at Grace. You can download the book for free, see all the notes pages, and all the slide presentations by clicking here....
by Steve Thomason | May 4, 2012 | Art, ministry, Sermons, Sketches
On Good Friday we experienced the Stations of the Cross as a congregation through art, music, and word. This was a team effort. I would like to take a moment and thank the many people who came together to make this experience a meaningful moment in the life of our...
by Steve Thomason | Mar 12, 2012 | Writing
I’ve posted all the Vibble Books titles here. check it out.
by Steve Thomason | Mar 7, 2012 | Personal Journal
This is the timeline Dr. Van Gelder laid out for us today. Take-away…the Roman Catholic church had a powerful, creative, imagination of inculturation for two hundred years, while the Protestants were killing each other over doctrinal...
by Steve Thomason | Mar 6, 2012 | Personal Journal
St. Francis Xavier on Prezi
by Steve Thomason | Mar 3, 2012 | Theology
Dr. Simpson gave us his “Descartes 101” lecture yesterday. Great stuff. It is no wonder that rationalism rose to supremacy when you consider the fact that 20 million people died in the Thirty Years War. The thinkers of Europe said, “thanks, but you...
by Steve Thomason | Mar 1, 2012 | Personal Journal
We covered church history from 300 – 900 in class today. The church has always been polycentric. That means it has always had multiple forms in many parts of the world, from the very beginning. We (I) have been raised on such a Eurocentric view of the church...
