Andrew Thomasson is a Jacksonville, FL based U.S. History teacher and blogger. In his spare time, he can be found painting, kayaking, or drinking good coffee. Andrew received an MDiv from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2014.
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Potato Faces
I am so funny! One of my roommates bought some potatoes a while back that he never got to. Last night, I discovered an entire bag of sprouting potatoes in …
My Greatest Good
Romans 8:28-30 “And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose. For those whom he …
Marathon Training #3: 20 miles
Yesterday was my last day of increasing my distance before my marathon (which is in three weeks from yesterday). I ran 20 miles which is the longest I’ve ever run …
Marathon Training #2: Dog Attack
Last Sunday, I was supposed to run 13 miles for my marathon training. I left early in the morning (6:30) while it was still dark so I could still make …
Marathon Training #1
I am currently training for the City of Oaks Marathon here in Raleigh. I’ve been training for a couple of months now, and yesterday I ran 18 miles. This is …
Hear what he has done for my soul!
Today was one of those days when I woke up needing some kind of encouragement. I want every little thing I do to have some kind of deep lasting value. …
Wake Forest and Seminary
A few weeks ago (six and a half to be exact) I moved to Wake Forest from Raleigh to be closer to my school. I’m currently attending Southeastern Baptist Theological …
Withstanding Temptation
*My church recently started a sermon series on the book of Luke. Yesterday, the passage we read was the passage on the temptations of Jesus in the wilderness. In small …
Restoration
Jesus didn’t die to give us a happy earthly life. He died so we could joyfully look beyond unhappy events. He gave us His Spirit so our hearts would detach …
God is good to me.
I should not allow brokenness in my life to cause so much sadness that it overshadows the joy I draw from the Gospel. Of course, brokenness should not make me …
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