Grad School Dissertation Humor
Now that my dissertation is finished, I want to share some grad school humor that I have bookmarked during the process. Here some great strips […]
Presentation on Reaching the Next Generations
In April I did a 2 hour presentation of a summary of my dissertation research on Reaching the Next Generations in Bilingual Chinese Churches. The […]
It is Finished!
When Jesus was dying on the cross, He cried out “It is finished,” signifying that He had completely paid for our sins (Jn. 19:30). The […]
Using Mindmaps for Writing
Performancing has an introduction to Using Mindmaps: 5 Steps to Letting Your Blog Posts Write Themselves. The article is about writing blog posts, but you […]
Tools for Dissertation Writing
Recently I have been working hard on my dissertation, and I wanted to share a few thoughts about making good use of the writing tools […]
Words to Avoid for better Speaking and Writing
The December 14 issue of the Business Common Sense newsletter includes the results of a survey that identifies the most irritating words and phrases. To […]
Essential Books on Writing
Writing well is hard work. I have been trying to improve my writing skills as I work on my dissertation. Dan Edelen, who is working […]
Dissertation Proposal
Here is the introduction to my D.Min. dissertation proposal. Now that I am finally actually doing something about it I want to share it with […]
Frustration with Academic Software
After a break for the holidays and the beginning of the year activities I need to get working on my dissertation again. I want to […]
Firefox Scholar (aka SmartFox)
There is a new set of tools being developed to enhance Firefox for use in academic research. It will be interesting to see how this […]
Using MS Word for Academic Writing
I want to provide a few links to help people using MS Word for academic writing to learn how to take advantage of the tools […]