which has left me feeling inadequate and deficient in so many ways. And understanding that it is and will forever be a prominent part of what I do week-in-and-week-out I’m making a commitment to read or reread some books that I pray will have a positive impact on my counseling. The books I’m referring to are:…
These seven points were articulated by Dr. Lawless, Dean of The Billy Graham School of Missions and Evangelism at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. The April 12 edition of the Towers at Southern was devoted to discussing issues that Pastors should or should not do in order to not blow up a church. I found the edition…
Love for Orphans Transforms By Jedd Medefind | President, Christian Alliance for Orphans Unwanted infants in ancient Rome were often disposed of via the practice of “exposing.” Whether undesirable because it was malformed, female or simply inconvenient, the child would be left alone, outside the city walls, without defense before glaring sun, icy winds or…
Good article on being above reproach.
The video is here, while the entire review of the show is here. This was extremely interesting, as well as disturbing.
This is an interesting video (and yes, hilarious) that is followed by an explanation of some things we can learn from it. Enjoy.
The numerous responses are taken from Thomas Watson’s “A Body of Divinity,” a book that is based on the Westminster Assembly’s Shorter Catechism – you can read the entirety of the book here. The first part of the book naturally answers the first question cited in the Catechism, “what is the chief end of man?”…
Earlier today I was reviewing a book called “Sacred Marriage,” which, in my opinion, is one of the best books available on understanding the purpose of marriage. Here are some comments from the author concerning marriage, which are in no particular order of importance. Marriage is full of challenges, joys, struggles, and celebrations that are designed to…
I recently finished a book by Kevin DeYoung and I’m working through his latest one called “The Good News We Almost Forgot – Rediscovering the Gospel in a 16th Century Catechism.” Thus far, I’m really enjoying it. However, this post isn’t in reference to his book but to a post he submitted on his blog yesterday. …
Good word from 9Marks concerning sermong preparation.
Theology Along the Way 