Writer – Reader – Christ Follower
Making time. Wouldn’t it be great if we could actually make time? A lot of writers struggle to make time to write. At the very least, we struggle to make the time to write consistently. My biggest writing obstacle is that I have a full time job that requires a lot of critical thinking and… Continue reading Making Time
2020 - What. A. Year. There was a lot to deal with, wasn't there? I won't mention the big events that have been talked about over and over. We all know what they are. Instead, here's a quick recap of my year, personally. Early on in 2020, work got overwhelming. My very first post was… Continue reading Goodbye 2020. Hello 2021.
My plans for the new year are about the same as last year, but here they are written out as a reminder for myself, as well as others. More Bible Study/Reading Ligonier Connect - I am still enjoying learning through this online service, and will continue to do so this year. Professor Horner's Bible Reading… Continue reading My Plans for 2017
I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving! I don't usually review my year's goals until December, but I've been making some plans, and some changes, and I decided to do it now. The short version of the review is that I am behind... on everything. On Bible Study: I have done it. I haven't slacked off… Continue reading Update 11/25/16
Happy new year! It's that time again. Looking back, I did a little better last year than the previous year with reading and Bible study, but I want to do even better in 2016. So, here are my plans: More Bible Study/Reading - there are a few ways I'll be accomplishing this. Ligonier Connect -… Continue reading My Plans for 2016
We are coming to the end of 2014, and I have spent most of it being lazy in regards to this blog and reading and studying things that I enjoy. There are many reasons why that I won't get into, but I have been trying to pull myself out of this reading slump. With that… Continue reading My Plans for 2015
Professor Rob Plummer has declared the month of May “Read a Historical Theology text month.” What is historical theology? Plummer describes it as, "the academic discipline that looks at the development and articulation of Christian doctrine throughout church history." He has decided to read about 30 pages a day from Gregg Allison's "Historical Theology." This… Continue reading Who Loves Bible Study? I DO!
The Calvin Theological Seminary and Zondervan Publishers are hosting a free online event. I've already registered for the event and ordered the book from CBD (just got it today!) so I can start reading it after the discussion. I'm really looking forward to this, and I wanted to share it for others who may be interested.… Continue reading The Jesus Lens: A Free Online Event
So, here we are. It's a new year and everyone is making New Year's Resolutions. I don't do resolutions. They don't stick. But I do like to set goals for myself, so here are some of the things I plan on doing this year that you may see on this blog. 1) More Bible Study:… Continue reading My Plans for 2012
So, I've already strayed off my plan path. I am still 3 books behind with a total of 13 books to go on my 52 Book in 52 Weeks challenge, and 6 behind with 9 to go on my Classics challenge! Here was my original YERP list: Attracted by Fire by Diann Mills The Scroll by… Continue reading 2011 Year-End Reading Plan: Update
What is your favorite way to study the Bible? I used to do my regular Bible reading with my Bible and the Believer's Bible Commentary. I would read a chapter in the Bible, then read the same chapter in the commentary. Recently I started following Professor Horner's Bible-Reading System, in which you read ten chapters… Continue reading Faithful Blogging Prompt #18
I still find myself amazed at the way the Holy Spirit sometimes reveals things to me, using the simplest things in such small, gentle ways. As I was doing some things around the house the song "Be Our Guest" from "Beauty and the Beast" popped into my head, so of course... I started singing it!… Continue reading Be our guest, be our guest, be our guest…….
Jess Boudreaux 