Making progress on the manuscript. It's due Tuesday.

Here's the latest Christian R Journal Postmodern Realities: Crystals: Vibrations, Energy and Healing Power? Interview w/ Lindsey Medenwaldt Listen: youtu.be/7mqgSKg7ZGk #crystals #vibrationalhealing #healingenergy

For the first time (at least that I can remember), Jay Medenwaldt - Psych Apologist and I are both speaking at the same event! Looking forward to the Sound Faith Consulting Omaha conference in October! For more details, check out soundfaithomaha.com.

I know which one I voted for. What sayeth y'all?

Sean McDowell 1. Not to fail to comprehend the text because of taking shortcuts. 2. Not to fail to verify the truthfulness of things 3. Not to turn into a skin deep preacher or one who only pretends to 4. Not to neglect seeking the Lord in “laboring over the word and doctrine” 5. Not to

Point #3 is underrated.

I'm always fascinated by other families--meaning, you're all living your lives doing your things and eating your favorite foods. Each home life is so different from another, and yet, we all exist together on this planet. So, my question is, what's your family's favorite food?

What conspiracies have you heard about the Freemasons?

Yes. Writing is not a second thing that happens after thinking. The act of writing is an act of thinking. Writing *is* thinking. Students, academics, and anyone else who outsources their writing to LLMs will find their screens full of words and their minds emptied of thought.

As someone whose job is mostly researching and formulating arguments, I cannot emphasize this strongly enough: no it absolutely does not.

After last night’s storm, our Raiders got to work—helping neighbors, clearing branches, and showing what it means to lead with love. Grateful for servant-hearted students who live out our mission every day.❤️🚩 #RaidersStandOut

Professors: what are your AI policies?

Women: what kinds of shoes are we wearing with dress pants? I don't wear heels, but what else ya got?

Nothing like Blackboard Ultra to humble a professor and remind them they aren't really ready for classes to begin...