Time for a sabbatical
Vasiliy Koren, God Reposing on the Sabbath (1696). Woodcut from the first engraved Christian Bible in Russian. I’m not God, but I do need a rest. Image source: Wikimedia Commons
Dear Alert Readers, I am nearing the completion of my MDiv and life and schoolwork are piling up quickly. Therefore I’ll be taking a sabbatical from psnt.net until mid-May. It will be good to come back at that time, rested and ready to go. In the meantime, please keep sending me interesting items you find on the Interwebs. Thank you for reading. Yours, P.
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Best Wishes for your school work and life projects, look forward to your return in May.
For the last couple of months I have found psnt to be the best devotional. Too often other religious writings feel too simple, trite, Jesusy, happy, short, or use too many big theological words or are just not as helpful to my spiritual development as the thoughts I have found here. Thank you for sharing. I’ll go back and start at the beginning.
Best of luck to you in your non-blogging endeavors! I’ll keep an eye on the internet while you’re gone.
Paul, prayers surround you and family as you reach the end of your seminary training. You have an excellent blog! Very accessible and w/out a lot of the theological jargon that one would have to use a dictionary to figure out. God bless, brother! We look forward to seeing you back, soon. D.
More good wishes for the challenges you’ll face in school and life during the blog break. Here’s hoping you find all the efforts well rewarded!
Sabbatical?! Ugh! How will I spend my free time? Just kidding. God’s blessings on finishing up your school work. Let me know if you need a break and want to grab a beer at Everybody’s. Oh, wait… You’re Baptist. ;-)
Thanks to all of you for your kind words of support. Except for Brent, who is clearly jealous that I can simultaneously drink beer and be theologically correct. :-)
Hey Paul. Good luck on finishing all the stuff that must be done. I will miss the blog, and look forward to your return. Here’s to getting thru those piles! Love you!