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Christ the Preeminent, Firstborn, and King - Colossians 1:13-20
Who is the Son of God? Jesus Christ is the obvious central figure in the New Testament, which consists of four distinct accounts of his life and ministry and numerous other books and epistles pointing others to follow and give their lives to him. Reading through the Old Testament, however, Christ the Son, the second person of the Trinity, seems to be strangely absent, at least upon first glance. In Colossians 1:13-20, though, the apostle Paul helps us to see the creative and redemptive role of Christ from the beginning, displaying his divine nature, supremacy and authority over all of creation and across eternity
Bird and Bix
This short story was originally written for Advanced Creative Writing. I was inspired by a little bird that tapped on the window of a study room on 2 Breu. I wondered if he was looking in at me to say \u27hello\u27. I knew I wanted to write a story about a bird who lived in the Breu parking lot, but the story didn\u27t click until I found another character to befriend him. As I scratched out ideas, I heard the little voice of a bug delightfully shouting about the time he found an entire potato chip in the parking lot, and Bird and Bix was born. The parking lot and building ( The Behemoth ) were based off Breuninger Hall. I\u27m honored that Libby Denckhoff and Sutton Frederick created pieces inspired by my story. I pray my story and their artwork is a blessing to those who need it
Pride of a Mother
The mother depicted in this piece is a stay at home mother of four. While she cradled her baby, Molly, she contemplates the beauty and importance of her role, as well as how she will miss this moment with her child.
Course: ART 151, 2D Design (Prof. Hannah Richardson)https://pillars.taylor.edu/two-d-design-fall2023/1001/thumbnail.jp
The End
It is a story of an old man in his dying days; unknowingly ending his own life in his fit of rage towards his Son.
Course: ART 151, 2D Design (Prof. Hannah Richardson)https://pillars.taylor.edu/two-d-design-fall2023/1002/thumbnail.jp
Equipping and Mobilizing Parents and Guardians of Middle Schoolers to Disciple their Children Through the Ministry of Parents of Middle Schoolers (POMS)
Parents within the church are facing a pandemic of feelings of inadequacy in terms of discipling their teens. Modern culture has largely shifted responsibilities away from parents and onto professionals at church, for developing the spiritual dimension of their adolescent. Yet, the familial influence of an adolescent supersedes the influence of any youth worker. Youth workers should neither be the foundation of an adolescent’s spirituality nor the cosmetic finishing. In a Christian home, parents and guardians have the high privilege to influence and lead the spiritual formation of their children. The church was granted the high privilege and honor to equip the saints so that the body of Christ may be build up (Eph 4:11-12). A relationship between families and the church in the role of spiritual formation is essential. This philosophy of ministry proposes a ministry that equips parents to practice the ministry of discipleship at home
The Son\u27s Easy Yoke and Light Burden: A Biblical Theology Study of Matthew 11:25-30
Matthew 11:25-30 is a rich passage that reveals the nature of God\u27s revelation to His people and the spiritual rest that He generously offers to them. This paper discusses both of these prominent themes and how they connect this passage with the rest of God\u27s grand story. Furthermore, this paper addresses the implications of this passage on the life of a disciple
The Matheny Manifesto
The book is written by former Major League Manager Mike Matheny and takes a dive into the Matheny Manifesto, which was a letter he wrote to the parents of his son\u27s travel team before he began coaching them.
A slide deck is also included from the class presentation of the material
The Best Spot on Campus
“While not directly on Taylor’s campus, a few minutes down the road lies Rope This Ranch – the location of the Taylor University Equestrian Team’s practices. The rolling landscape and dozens of horses provide beautiful sunsets, an escape from schoolwork, and long-lasting relationships with both friends and animals.”https://pillars.taylor.edu/quintu23-best-spot/1000/thumbnail.jp
The Best Spot on Campus
“A overcast day pictured of the pond that Gerig and Breuninger Hall share.”https://pillars.taylor.edu/quintu23-best-spot/1001/thumbnail.jp