Caleb Kaltenbach
US Distance Learning Ph.D. Programs
Ph.D. degrees earned through independent study, intensive weeks, once-a-month classes, live-streaming, self-paced, reading courses, etc.
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Caleb Kaltenbach
- Nov 10, 2022
Calvin University's Chaotic Example
Recently, Calvin University's board decided to allow faculty to hold contrasting beliefs about sexuality/marriage. Chaos is on the horizon.
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Sep 22, 2022
Weird, Funny, and Interesting Courses
Many colleges have classes on Gossip. Surfing, Kanye, The Office, Harry Potter, UFOs, and more. Check out these funny and weird courses!
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Jan 13, 2021
Agreement Can Be Cheap...
As political divisions grow deeper in Western society, how can we relate to those we disagree with and don't like? Should we even try?
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Jan 7, 2021
Favorite Quotes From When The Capitol Was Stormed
Here are some quotes from yesterday that either encouraged me, caused me to reflect, made me laugh, or inspired me to be better.
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Jan 5, 2021
The Day I Met Hillary Clinton
Yup, I met Hillary Clinton-- a while ago. That experience has me thinking about today and how our relationships with each other can improve.
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Dec 29, 2020
Why "Wonder Woman 1984" Was "Meh"
My thoughts on "Wonder Woman 1984." Obviously, there are SPOILERS, so don't read my post if you haven't seen the movie!
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Oct 4, 2020
God's Advice For The Rest of 2020
Given the chaos, racism, hate, toxic politics, and loss that we've experienced in 2020, what is God's advice for the rest of the year?
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Aug 24, 2020
Spaceballs & How HITLER Haunts American Politics
Why do people compare both leaders and ordinary individuals to Hitler? How does this comparison hurt society? What can we do change this?
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Aug 4, 2020
When I Was Close To a Serial Killer...
Yup, I was too close to a serial killer. Since then, I've thought about evil... specifically, how do we effectively defeat evil?
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Jul 27, 2020
Trashing Religious Freedom & Chasing Churchianity
The Supreme Court ruling on church attendance may rightly bother you... but so should Christians' views of religious freedom. Here's why...
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Jul 23, 2020
Can We Disagree, Part 2: LGBTQ & Disagreeing Unifies Us
Is there room to disagree about sex and sexuality? Despite what some say, disagreements can be helpful and healthy...
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Jul 9, 2020
Can We Disagree, Part 1: LGBTQ, Jen Hatmaker & Dialogue
Is there room for dialogue and disagreement about sex and sexuality? We must allow disagreement to exist or dialogue will cease to exist...
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Jul 6, 2020
Good Things ARE Happening in 2020!!!
Obviously, there's a lot in 2020 that could be labeled as "dumpster fire." But remembering the good things in 2020 is more helpful...
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Jul 1, 2020
Our Addiction to Shaming Each Other...
While there's much needed conversation happening about how we experience shame, we also must discuss the dangers of shaming others...
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Jun 29, 2020
Mississippi Defeats The Confederacy, But It's Not Over
After 126 years, the Confederate emblem is being removed from the Mississippi flag. Yup, you read that correctly... 126 years! In 1894...
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Jun 26, 2020
Confederate Flags & Mississippi's Flag Are Worse Than Nickelback
If you're passionate or indifferent about the flag, you know what it means to you. What does the Confederate Battle Flag mean to others?
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Apr 22, 2020
Making Today Count
How do you make each day count when reality is upside down? Here's a few of my thoughts...
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Oct 17, 2019
Dealing With Social Media Sharks
Social media can REALLY trigger our insecurities. Whenever someone vents political frustrations in a status or misappropriates words like...
Caleb Kaltenbach
- Oct 17, 2019
Why We're Better Together
Why are relationships so hard? How can we trust people after we've been hurt by them? What's so special about community. Pastor Rusty...
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