If you're an official member of the Emerging Scholars Network, then you've received my recent end-of-the-year emails. (If you aren't an ESN member, then why not join right now?) These updates share the good news of ESN's recent activities and invite ESN members to contribute to ESN. Last week, I reported the great work going on here at the Emerging Scholars Blog, which you, of course, already know about! Today, I reported on the ministry that my co-blogger Tom Grosh leads in South Central Pennsylvania. So you too can … [Read more...] about Would You Support ESN With An End-of-the-Year Gift?
Byron Borger
What is the point of learning? – Steve Garber’s Journey (Part II)
Part II of Byron Borger's evening chat with Steve Garber, author of Fabric of Faithfulness: Weaving Together Belief and Behavior (InterVarsity Press. Revised Edition, 2007) -- click here for Part I. Let's pick up with Steve's priceless realization of the importance not only of asking Who am I? but also of finding a place and a mentor with whom to ask an honest question and get an honest answer. * While at L'Abri and wrestling with the question "Who I am?", Steve watched his first film with Donald Drew. Donald, … [Read more...] about What is the point of learning? – Steve Garber’s Journey (Part II)
What is the point of learning? – Steve Garber’s Journey (Part I)
Last week I had the opportunity to hear "the one and only" Byron Borger (owner of Hearts & Minds Bookstore) spend a night informally chatting with his good friend Steve Garber, director of the Washington Institute and author of Fabric of Faithfulness: Weaving Together Belief and Behavior (IVP. 2007). What did Byron and Steve explore on a Friday night over coffee with a 100+ friends from South Central PA?* Steve started by sharing his story of growing up in the large agricultural valley of San Joaquin, … [Read more...] about What is the point of learning? – Steve Garber’s Journey (Part I)