http://djackson.stscs.org Though I have become like a wineskin in the smoke, I do not forget Your statutes. - Psalm 119.83 Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:00:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 http://djackson.stscs.org/archives/213#comment-18916 nick acker Fri, 08 Jan 2010 00:33:02 +0000 http://djackson.stscs.org/archives/213#comment-18916 maaaaaaaybe. I happened to read a nifty article on a christian perspective on time by dorothy sayers this morning: Strong Meat. I read it from the book, letters to a diminished church. She argues against the struggle against aging and putting faith in progress. maaaaaaaybe. I happened to read a nifty article on a christian perspective on time by dorothy sayers this morning: Strong Meat. I read it from the book, letters to a diminished church. She argues against the struggle against aging and putting faith in progress.

]]> http://djackson.stscs.org/archives/213#comment-18910 djackson Thu, 07 Jan 2010 14:10:36 +0000 http://djackson.stscs.org/archives/213#comment-18910 No, Nick. This means that the assignments you believe waste time actually create more of it. By the way, you wouldn't have any particular professor's assignments in mind, now would you? No, Nick. This means that the assignments you believe waste time actually create more of it. By the way, you wouldn’t have any particular professor’s assignments in mind, now would you?

]]> http://djackson.stscs.org/archives/213#comment-18904 nick acker Thu, 07 Jan 2010 04:59:01 +0000 http://djackson.stscs.org/archives/213#comment-18904 may I reserve the right to decide which assigments are a waste of time? Or may I argue that time is relative as I turn the assignment in late? may I reserve the right to decide which assigments are a waste of time? Or may I argue that time is relative as I turn the assignment in late?

]]> http://djackson.stscs.org/archives/209#comment-17923 lisa Tue, 01 Dec 2009 01:07:55 +0000 http://djackson.stscs.org/archives/209#comment-17923 This is a post I'll ponder fora while. Thank you, Doug. This is a post I’ll ponder fora while. Thank you, Doug.

]]> http://djackson.stscs.org/archives/209#comment-17864 Sue Mon, 23 Nov 2009 15:45:46 +0000 http://djackson.stscs.org/archives/209#comment-17864 Thank you Doug for encouraging me to ponder the celebration of the birth of our Lord. I remember that expecting a new born definitely invoked pondering in my heart. What a beautiful picture for Advent, to move through these four weeks as an expectant mother waiting for the Savior of the World to come. I am going to pray that I can view this celebration of His birth with the expectation and pondering of a new mother. As we are expecting our children, I believe parents indeed ponder what and how their children will contribute to the world and anticipate their own role in helping their children reach their full potential. During this Advent, let us consider what changes Christ's coming will bring to the world today and what role we are to play in seeing His vision lived out on the earth. Thank you Doug for encouraging me to ponder the celebration of the birth of our Lord. I remember that expecting a new born definitely invoked pondering in my heart. What a beautiful picture for Advent, to move through these four weeks as an expectant mother waiting for the Savior of the World to come. I am going to pray that I can view this celebration of His birth with the expectation and pondering of a new mother. As we are expecting our children, I believe parents indeed ponder what and how their children will contribute to the world and anticipate their own role in helping their children reach their full potential. During this Advent, let us consider what changes Christ’s coming will bring to the world today and what role we are to play in seeing His vision lived out on the earth.

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