Seminary missed a few things.
As a recent seminary graduate I can say I have learned all sorts of things. I had a great time and over the past four years
I have learned more information than I thought existed about Jesus/Bible/Theology.
I can exegete a Bible passage like no one else I know. I can translate the Hebrew and quote Wesley, Barth, Calvin, Kant, and all kinds of theologians. I can tell you communion from the point of view of five different denominations and I can even tell you why main line churches are dying in Germany.
But even as awesome as my education is there are a few things that seminary did not teach me.
There are so many things that seminary did not teach me that I have come up with a method to help me. Maybe it will help you.
- Tell Others. If you live life in a bubble you will have no one to help you when you don’t know what to do.
- Don’t sugar coat your ignorance. Admit that you have no clue what you are doing, more people will be willing to help.
- Follow up. When you have figured out what to do, follow up to see what the results were.
I know I won’t always know what to do but I know that if I am in contact with others I can get the help I need. The same goes for you.




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