Knowledge and knowledge

Many have been discussing lately social media monitoring of clergy and candidates/ordinands. A post by sheyduck on Everyday Theology got me thinking about my one hesitancy regarding the issue.As I posted there… There is a tendency of some who do not understand social media, to use it as an evaluation method, rather than understanding online discussions as

Was John Wesley a Deacon?

Through John Meunier, I was directed to “Four John Wesley quotes everyone should know” by John Pedlar. They are good quotes, and ones that, as a student of Methodist history and theology, I knew well. But as John shares, James shares an important insight at the end of his piece.  It is in response to

parsonage inspection

I am not a housekeeper. I never have been. I didn’t learn how to growing up. I don’t have time to now. I can do the basics like vacuuming and dusting and countertops and windows. But to make it a daily/weekly habit is something far beyond my grasp. It’s not just that I do not