Read John Piper on Maundy Thursday. Or, read the Farewell Discourse and Final Prayer of Jesus carefully and prayerfully (John 14-17). Or, “wash feet” today. Or, all of the above.
Spending As If There is No Tomorrow
As is so often the case, Cal Thomas speaks wisely (here) about the role of government, and the need to reduce spending.
An Anniversary of Sobriety
La Shawn Barber shares on her blog that she has now been sober for 11 years.
Barber writes:
Every March 18, I wonder if there’s any point in continuing to mention my “sobriety anniversary” on the blog. Who really cares? For me, it seems so long
Television in Children’s Bedrooms
Al Mohler posts on children having televisions in their children’s bedrooms.
Hope Children’s Center in Africa
Our church family will appreciate watching this video update from Pastor Jeff Dodge. Let’s pray that God does a great work physically and spiritually in Africa. And, for the record, even though he looks much younger than I, we’re the…
Surfing in Iowa
It’s not easy to catch a wave in SE Iowa, but I gave it my best shot in the early 80’s.
In a recent interview (that you can watch here), Tullian Tchividjian shared how he was kicked out of his
Salvation is by Works (True)
True or False: Salvation is by works, by doing good things?
True, of course.
Sex and the Married Governor
Cal Thomas comments on the New York Governor debacle. You can read it here.
If Contentment Were Here . . .
“If contentment were here, heaven were not heaven.” Samuel B. Rutherford, page, 32.
Pastors: Uncover the Strangeness of Truth
As Chesterton explained, we ought not to be surprised that truth is stranger than fiction.
‘Truth must of necessity be stranger than fiction,’ said Basil placidly. ‘For fiction is the creation of the human mind, and therefore congenial to it.’ [G. K. Chesterton Club of Queer Trades.