Oh My, It's Already July!

The end of June is the statutory deadline for a number of things in the pension world in which I work. So June can be a very busy time — it's sort of like tax season for accountants. The end of June comes in part as a relief — now there's time to breathe, I hope — and part as a shock — where did it go?

It's pretty obvious that it didn't go into writing blogs. Indeed, I'm still mulling over thoughts for a post (or perhaps series of posts) that arises out of some stuff I was listening to at the end of May. Maybe I'll get that down finally.

While I haven't been writing, I have still been reading. Here are links to a few things I've found noteworthy, thoughtful, or just entertaining:

• Alan Creech on What is Purpose?
• Len Hjalmarson quoting Jurgen Moltmann: The Crucified God
• Miroslav Volf's address to the 16th Annual International Prayer Breakfast at the United Nations
• Michael Bells quoting Eugene Peterson on Wilderness with a Map
• Michael Spencer on a former student in She's a Catholic Girl Now
• The ever humorous Lark News

And that's the headlines. Film at eleven.