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Advent: Watching and Waiting

November 29, 2011 by Charlie Clauss 2 Comments

How do you deal with waiting? Are there things that you find especially hard to wait for? My car wouldn't start. I'm sitting in the grocery store parking lot, wanting to get home with the groceries I had just purchased, but when I turn the key, all I got was a clicking sound. So I called  a car service, and they said they'd send somebody. The only problem – it would be an hour before they arrived. An hour?!? I had to sit in my car and wait for them to arrive. An hour hour never felt so long. Waiting – we … [Read more...] about Advent: Watching and Waiting

Filed Under: Advent, Christ and the Academy Tagged With: Advent, Advent 2011, advice, christian year, living the christian year, waiting

Repost: Bobby Gross: Living the Christian Year

November 28, 2010 by Micheal Hickerson 1 Comment

Here at the ESN blog, one of our main topics is spiritual formation in higher ed: Christian practices like prayer and Bible study that shape us more and more into the image of Christ. The stress of Christmas may seem to be an unlikely time for spiritual growth, but for centuries, Christians have set aside the season of Advent as a time of spiritual preparation. I had the opportunity to interview  Bobby Gross, Vice-President  InterVarsity Graduate and Faculty Ministries about his book, Living the Christian Year: Time … [Read more...] about Repost: Bobby Gross: Living the Christian Year

Filed Under: Advent, Christ and the Academy, Resources for ESN Members Tagged With: Advent, christian year, spiritual formation

Bobby Gross: Living the Christian Year

November 23, 2009 by Micheal Hickerson 4 Comments

Here at the ESN blog, one of our main topics is spiritual formation in higher ed: Christian practices like prayer and Bible study that shape us more and more into the image of Christ. The stress of Christmas may seem to be an unlikely time for spiritual growth, but for centuries, Christians have set aside the season of Advent as a time of spiritual preparation. I had the opportunity to interview  Bobby Gross, Vice-President  InterVarsity Graduate and Faculty Ministries about his book, Living the Christian Year: Time … [Read more...] about Bobby Gross: Living the Christian Year

Filed Under: Advent, Christ and the Academy, Christian Thought and Practice, Interview, Resources for ESN Members Tagged With: Advent, bobby gross, christian year, interviews, spiritualformation

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