Lauren McIntyre

English and American Literature Professor, Composition Coach, Research Guide, and Chair of the Liberal Arts @Connectpcc

[Plough Quarterly @Plough]

“I think George Herbert senses the irony that all his praise and all his contrition only lands him in the lap of the Love that was there all along, leaving him looking rather silly, eating the good food that has been set before him.” —Zane Johnson

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[Lauren McIntyre @DrMacsLit]

So this came yesterday! And I just had to read the introduction, and so much has already drawn me in. But for today, I will “work as if it all depends on God.” #culturemaking @ivpress

[Lauren McIntyre @DrMacsLit]

A defense of Christian liberal arts that invigorated my soul! #theliberatingarts @PloughBooks #JesusU

[Lauren McIntyre @DrMacsLit]

Another great book to add to my TBR stack! #readingtruth

[Lauren McIntyre @DrMacsLit]

Finished this great book! It has convicted me in its insights and given me a new vocabulary and value for my work and the work of others. My biggest takeaway, among many, is that my work can be an answer to someone’s prayer for my family, students, and coworkers. #Godswork

[Pensacola Christian College @ConnectPCC]

We're so excited to have our Eagles back in the nest! 💙🦅💛

[Lauren McIntyre @DrMacsLit]

@HootenWilson Oh, just this new book… “The liberal arts must liberate!” #liberalarts #wisdom

[Lauren McIntyre @DrMacsLit]

Adding another book to my TBR stack! #theliberatingarts #liberalarts #livingthedream @PloughBooks

[Joseph Fasano @Joseph_Fasano_]

Oooof

[Lauren McIntyre @DrMacsLit]

I have been reading Every Good Endeavor by Timothy Keller. This line has just continued to strike me as so meaningful: “No task is too small a vessel to hold the immense dignity of work given by God.” #liberalarts #dignityofwork

[Pensacola Christian College @ConnectPCC]

Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Philippians 1:6

[Lauren McIntyre @DrMacsLit]

The wait is over! I have been following the publication of this book for what seems like two years…and it’s finally here! I am looking forward to the read! Congrats @KSPrior! #evangelicalimagination

[Benjamin Myers @BenMyersPoet]

Philosophy, poetry, history, astronomy, mathematics: these aren't just various hobbies for whomever is interested in them. These aren't important only if they are "your thing." They are, rather, the avenues to Truth, Goodness, and Beauty and thus part of the human life well-lived

[David Reader 📚🐳 @ThepaleUsher]

The true novelist, one who understands the work as a continuous poem, is a myth-maker, and the wonder of the art resides in the endless different ways of telling a story . . .

Muriel Spark
Loitering With Intent

[Oxford Academic @OUPAcademic]

Today is the first day of the International Congress of Byzantine Studies! We're thrilled to be attending and pleased to share 40% off selected Byzantine titles. #byzcongress2022

Browse the booklist now: https://t.co/WSG9Df7awG

[Lauren McIntyre @DrMacsLit]

Is this maybe also indicative of dissertation work. 🧐🤣

[The Paris Review @parisreview]

“When I work more than an hour on one project, I get irritated.” —Donald Hall https://t.co/EhLelGFMau

[Pensacola Christian College @ConnectPCC]

It was our privilege to welcome the Lieutenant Governor of Florida, Jeanette Nuñez, to campus today! The Lieutenant Governor toured the College and spoke to students in Opening Convocation. Thank you, Lieutenant Governor Nuñez, for visiting. It was our pleasure to have you visit.

[Karen Swallow Prior (Notorious KSP) @KSPrior]

Can we get @janeandjesus 1,000 followers by the end of 2021?

C’mon…help a Janeite out!

[Pensacola Christian College @ConnectPCC]

Pensacola Christian College presents "A Christmas Celebration" aired nationally and locally as our students herald Christ's birth with joyful music and scripture readings.

Click the link for airtimes or watch it online right now. https://t.co/1hqvhlVwAQ

[Benjamin Myers @BenMyersPoet]

We always get to Herbert's "The Collar" at just the point in the fall semester when I need it most.

I know it is about the priestly vocation, but it also says so much about the teaching vocation.