Monthly Archives: February 2014
Hillcrest FC: Game 4 Recap
Hillcrest FC 9 – 9 Deportes Mexico
Goals:
‘8 Luke Stanage
’15 Tim Knipp
’22 Andy
’30 Tim Knipp
’35 Tim Knipp
’39 Luke Stanage
’44 Geoff Mumley
’49 Evan Otterholt
’50 Andy
Hillcrest FC: Game 3 Recap
Hillcrest FC 5 – 6 FC Dorkmund
Goals:
’10 Tim Knipp
’25 Griffin
’31 Tim Knipp
’37 Tim Knipp
’44 Tim Knipp
Why Context Is Key–and What to Do about It
I recently wrote a blog post for Logos Bible Software on an exciting project that my department is working on–The Bible in Seven Acts. The project is designed to shed light on the historical and cultural background of the Bible so that you can dig deeper into the Word. Here’s an excerpt:
In The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, Peter Jackson devotes the first seven minutes to the story of the creation of the One Ring and the war against Sauron. Without this historical perspective, the audience would have no background for any of the events in this epic trilogy—context matters.
God’s story of redemption spans thousands of years, from the beginning of civilization to the destruction of the Second Temple and beyond. The Bible in Seven Acts brings the Bible’s historical and cultural context to life. Each volume provides comprehensive, in-depth analysis of biblical history’s most important people, places, and events.
You can read the rest of the post here. Enjoy!
A Week in Workplace Fashion
A while ago, some friends of mine, Joey and Davielle, encouraged me to write a blog post about workplace fashion. I dismissed that silly idea rather quickly. What could I write about fashion that wouldn’t be the most ridiculous farce on par with The Onion? Sure, I could talk about the clothes I wear and why, but the silliness would be too overwhelming.
Then, a few weeks later, another friend, Aaron, asked me for some fashion advice. He wanted to know what to wear to an interview at Logos. I gave him some pointers and tips—you can overdress, wear something that fits into the culture of the company, etc.—and sent him on his merry way. Well, Aaron also happens to be an excellent photographer and wanted to thank me for my advice (he got the job). We came up with a plan to take some portraits every day of the week, showcasing all of my wardrobe choices. Slowly, this ridiculous post was coming together.
Knowledge: Boats 