Mr. Locke’s Classroom

I mentioned a new website awhile back, for which I am a contributing editor. As part of the ongoing conversation, several of us are posting stories of our theological journeys as an answer to the question, “Why am I Presbymergent?” (Presbyterian + Emergent = Presbymergent).
Anyhow, here’s my article. While you’re there, check [...]

Unless you know me very well, you have NO IDEA just how excited I am right now. It’s 1:00 in the morning, February 9th 2007. I’m sitting in my office at church (yes, I know–I should be home now). But here’s the thing. Right now, this moment, I am typing this [...]

I’ve already posted about one of my favorite new websites, 43things. Today I ran across another “thing” (i.e. goal) that someone else had written, and I added it to my own list:
Make my dad proud of me.
When my dad passed away in 1998, I spoke (at the memorial service) of how my [...]

So I’m not doing NaBloPoMo. It’s a great idea, but blogging every day for a month just isn’t realistic for me right now. But today comes a different sort of challenge–one I’m willing to take a stab at. Annie writes in her blog that:
There are really big issues that I hide from [...]

I’m not dead, and I’m not lapsing back into non-blogging status. At least that’s what I’m telling myself. It’s been a busy season, what with plastic flamingoes, kidnapping teenagers, taking Grady to the Zoo, Economics & Invitational at Sunset, and a million meetings. But everyone else I know is just as busy, [...]

So, I guess I took the summer off from blogging. It wasn’t permanent, though–I believe too much in this to let it go permanently. This summer has seen some big changes for me and my family. I’ll try to explain and update somewhat in this post:
Goodbye Sunset
Yes, it’s official. Most of you probably know this [...]

Ok, so I borrowed this idea from Ivonee. Click on the link below, and take a quiz to see how well you know me. This one’s not for a grade, I promise–although the scores might be about the same–it’s just for fun. Or to conquer sheer boredom. Or to procrastinate instead of working on your [...]