a tale of two texts
It’s good to remember that our illusions of control seldom serve us well. There was nothing I could do. No calls to make, no pills to take, no one to blame, no shortcut to take. Continue reading a tale of two texts
Author: wally metts
Wally Metts is the daysman. He is director of graduate studies in communication at Spring Arbor University and is a pastor at Countryside Bible Church in Jonesville, MI. The father of four adult children, he and his wife Katie raise barn cats and Christmas trees in Michigan. His grandchildren call him Santa.
moving your class online: a primer
The real challenge is changing the way you think about students. And yourself. Continue reading moving your class online: a primer
what we have. and desperately need
Clean, reliable water is only one of the many things we expect without appreciating how rare they are. Continue reading what we have. and desperately need
finding our way home….
A place to rest is home in the best sense, and foreshadows a better rest to come, a true sabbath. Continue reading finding our way home….
going viral—500 year ago
A thoughtful critique of social media is both necessary and prudent. But there is nothing new under the sun
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six tips for texting
Texting has some benefits. And costs. Continue reading six tips for texting
meaningless, unnecessary, redundant adjectives
We tend to pile adjectives up like firewood, expecting more heat when all we get is more cobwebs. Continue reading meaningless, unnecessary, redundant adjectives
