PhD Journey: Turabian? APA? What?

As a doctoral student, I've learned that the journey to academic excellence is not always straightforward. One of the most challenging aspects of my program has been mastering APA 7th edition formatting, especially when it comes to citations. After spending three years mastering Turabian style in my master's degree, I was shocked to discover that my PhD in Psychology: Theology would require a shift in citation practices. This revelation sparked my motivation to share my experiences and insights to help others avoid similar pitfalls. Whether you're a seasoned scholar or a newcomer to academia, understanding the nuances of citation guidelines is essential for academic success. So, grab your books and let's dive into the world of citations together!

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PhD Journey: Writing Is a Survival Skill

The author reflects on their transformative journey in writing, highlighting the importance of grammar and structure in effective communication. They recount a challenging yet inspiring college English course that ignited their passion for writing. Emphasizing the connection between reading and writing, they advocate for continual improvement, despite the rise of AI in writing.

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The Path of Remembering

Have you ever found yourself searching aimlessly around your home for something that you have lost? You know you remember where you put it; something inside you is trying to connect with what you seem to remember, and yet, at the same time, you have no clue where you put it. Or maybe you know... Continue Reading →

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The Sacred Gift of Permission

The content reflects on the importance of rest and permission in our lives, emphasizing how moments of stillness nurture authenticity and vulnerability. Set in the Blue Ridge Mountains, it explores the sacredness in ordinary experiences and highlights that rest is an invitation, not a weakness. Embracing stillness allows for deeper reflection and connection with oneself and God.

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The Reverence of Rest

The week following Christmas serves as a reflective time, inviting rest amid the year’s burdens. It highlights the importance of embracing rest as a form of spiritual obedience rather than a reward for achievement. True rest fosters faith and gratitude, allowing personal growth without overextension, emphasizing that we need not carry everything alone.

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December 31, 2025

Gratitude is not about sentimentality; it's a form of truth-telling. Look clearly at your life and acknowledge what shaped you. This year, gratitude revealed God's quiet work.

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The Theology of Transformation We Refused to Learn: Psychology & Theology

The Church has historically focused on sin and salvation while neglecting the psychological aspects of healing, resulting in shallow discipleship models. By avoiding topics like mental health and trauma, it inadequately supports individuals struggling with chronic stress. Integrating psychology and spirituality could foster deeper understanding and transformation within the faithful.

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