The Pietist Schoolman
Chris GehrzExploring Christianity, history, and education — and how they intersect
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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Coming This Fall: My Adult Courses
On Tuesday I enjoying thinking out loud through the classes I’m teaching this fall at Bethel. But much as I appreciate my work weeks, I’m also glad for my weekend opportunities to teach a different kind of student through adult Sunday Schoo...
Coming This Fall: My Bethel Courses
There’s still summer left to savor, but now that we’re fully into August, I’m starting to look ahead to my fall semester. So this week at Substack, I’ll think in public through two different types of teaching. my adult Sunday school schedul...
Sunday Devotions: What Baseball Can Teach the Church about Hope
This summer I wrote a chapter for a book on Ecclesiology and Baseball, whose editors sought to “reflect deeply on the parallels between the life of the church and the life of the game… to discover what the church can learn from the game, an...
That Was The Week That Was
This week I asked whether just war theory was out of date, explained how we can study U.S. history through baseball, and wondered just how much his disciples really understood Jesus’ teachings. Elsewhere:
• This reflection on parenting off...
Is Just War Theory Outdated?
Wrestling with my ethic of war and peace
As my summer course on World War I wraps up this week, my students used the last of their weekly essays to draw on what they’ve learned about that particular conflict to “articulate a personal under...
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I'm a history professor and the author of a spiritual biography of Charles Lindbergh. My most recent project was College for Christians, a guide for students and their parents published weekly at Substack.
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