When I was in middle school, literature was one of my absolute least favorite subjects. I was forced to read two books: Animal Farm (by George Orwell) and Sing to the Dawn (by Minfong Ho).… Read more: How to read the bible – An anti-hermeneutic approach

If you ask any academic to name the least enjoyable aspects of academic life, grant writing will almost certainly rank near the top of the list. Just over a week ago, the European Commission released… Read more: The woes of research funding

Last year, I spent two blog posts covering a book that I read from Dr. Paula Fredriksen, one of the world’s leading experts on early Christianity – a book very ironically yet appropriately named Ancient… Read more: Which theology? TheoCompass v1.0

First post of 2026! For generations, farmers across different cultures have found various ways to live off the land, either through unique farming practices or ways to sustainably manage their environments. For example, many indigenous… Read more: Traditional ecological knowledge

Happy holidays! As the year draws to a close, here’s hoping all believers and readers many blessings and God’s peace this season. As I write the final post for this track for this year, here… Read more: Reflections of 2025 – Theology track