My favorite time of year has rolled back around. Among so many other things–changing leaves, cooler temps, college football, Halloween, Thanksgiving–it means I need a new reading list. My summer list was great. Here’s what I’m planning to read before the end of the year: A few novels, some season-appropriate reading, and of course somethingContinue reading “Fall Reading 2025”
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The Doctor and the Apostle Excerpt: What is Strong vs. What is Easy
Below is an excerpt from my book, The Doctor and the Apostle: Intersections Between Doctor Who and the Letters of Paul. Both The Doctor and Paul strive to help others see a different way of evaluating strength and wisdom, and they each struggle to convince others of the alternative possibilities. While The Doctor does notContinue reading “The Doctor and the Apostle Excerpt: What is Strong vs. What is Easy”
The Unintentional Interim Book Launch So Far
It’s been 6 weeks since my new nonfiction book, The Unintentional Interim: Ministry in Times of Transition, was published. I’ve been hard at work promoting it before and since, hoping that those who need it have been able to find it. I’m far from finished, but I wanted to provide this summary of everything I’veContinue reading “The Unintentional Interim Book Launch So Far”
Jeffrey A. Nelson 