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What Do You Want Your Research to Be?
Once you know who your research is for, you can then determine what it means to create publishable research for them.
Your Research Actually Isn’t Just for Your Professor
If you’re a student, your research isn’t just for your professor because your assignment likely imitates something outside your class.
Why Authentic Doctrines Aren’t Freestanding
Doctrine needs to respond to a question that arises and demands an answer. If it’s a freestanding assertion, it loses connection with its life context.
12 Reasons You Need to Read Your Bible
Critical biblical scholarship is irreplaceable. But even when you do this, there are 12 reasons you still need to read your Bible.
Who Is Your Research Really For?
Clearly understanding what you want in your research is important. Still more foundational, though, is grasping who it’s for.
How to Think about Spiritual Formation and Online Education
Is it possible to foster spiritual formation in online education? Yes, it happens through being present and being in play.