SEMINARY GAL is devoted to making the theological understandable.
I’ve been absent from my page for a while. Meditating in the Valley. Learning again why faith requires “not knowing” the whys of this world…but trusting that God does know. And there is a purpose, even if I don’t know it and can’t know it, it must be this way if I’m going to grow in my faith. For now, I am resting in the knowledge that God uses imperfect people. And He can use me.
Welcome to my blog where I try to offer Christian perspective for standing firm for Jesus at the crossroads of faith and culture. Among my most popular offerings are the God’s Promises Cards to download for encouragement and devotionals on a variety of topics.
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We live in a world that seems filled with disaster and disease, hardship and heartache, meanness and misery around every corner. Do you ever wonder,
Where is God in all of this?”
Maybe this applies to you or perhaps you’re on a quest to learn what the Bible says about difficult subjects from someone who understands what it means to have questions. It is here that you’ll find articles and devotionals minus the jargon that seems to be assumed by so many Christians.
This web site reflects me: Seminary Gal. Yes, I’m Seminary trained, but I’m also just a plain ol’ Gal who loves to teach and garden and cook and write.
I invite you to explore here. To ask questions. To learn alongside a Gal who doesn’t have all the answers to all life’s questions. But I am one who has encountered God enough in the midst of a world of difficulties to know that He’s not far away. I know from experience that He’s waiting for you to come home. Open the door; you’ll find that Jesus is approachable and is waiting to reveal His Father’s care for you.
While theology is a big part of my life, so is gardening.
I’m sure Adam and Eve felt the same way ever since God placed them in a garden…
If you’re here to ask a gardening question or want to take a virtual walk in my garden, check out Inspiration.
It’s part of my ministry to you as your theological and gardening friend, Seminary Gal.