This was a fun read.
Finished reading: The Falcon of Sparta by Conn Iggulden π
There is nothing better than paper for trying to get a sense of the big picture. Unfortunately, this paper isnβt big enough to also include figuring out when I will study for my training course.

teaching helps with learning?
Behind these stone walls is a place of comfort
One big lesson I’ve learned while studying the doctrine of God, and the Trinity in particular, this term is that I really need to make some time to read Aquinas and Augustine.
Something Iβve really enjoyed this month is writing a poem each day while following this challenge. Have any of my poems been any good? Not particularly, but itβs been nice to have a small creative project each day. π
nothing is straightforward
Today was another big writing day (3800 words). Then it was trinitarian reading assignments. My brain needed a break and doing a sketch was a good one.
Finished reading: Timothy Keller by Collin Hansen π
Iβve had Procreate for a long time but donβt spend enough time using it. I followed this tutorial by Calvin at DrifterStudio and it was fun!

Fridays are long. They start with an early train so I can get some of my sermon writing done before a day in the classroom for my training course. Then another hour or so of writing before getting the train home. Enjoying making some socks and watching a film with my wife. π§Ά

Started reading: Simply Trinity by Matthew Barrett π
Had a couple loaves of sourdough in the oven after church today. Really pleased with how theyβve turned out.π
Collect of purity
Finished reading: All That Is in God by James E. Dolezal π
The start of November has always come with a bit of self-pressure to try and do NaNoWriMo. Not this year. This year, Iβm attempting the Poem-A-Day challenge from Writerβs Digest. π
this is home
π΅If jazz piano/trio is your thing, I highly recommend this Tiny Desk Korea session with μ‘μμ£Ό νΈλ¦¬μ€.
Finished reading: How to Build a Boat by Elaine Feeney π
Last session of Christianity Explored tonight. Looking forward to running it again next year.
