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I'd be happy to write a summary for your sermon blog post, but I don't see the actual sermon content included in your message - only the title "The Resistance Against Hurry (Advent week 2)". Could y
Day 13 – Numbers 32-36 & Deuteronomy 1-7 No devotional thought for today as I prepare for my reformation day sermon. Day 14 & 15 – Deuteronomy 8-34 Skipping devotional thoughts for Deuteronomy as we are in the middle of a sermon series on the book. Here our thoughts there!
Bible in 90 days – Day 6 – Exodus 15-28 “You will certainly wear out both yourself and these people who are with you, because the task is too heavy for you. You can’t do it alone.” Exodus 18:18 CSB Recounting the Exodus, Moses remembers and records this interaction with his recently converted father-in-law. I have […]
Bible in 90 days: Day 1 – Genesis 1-16 “Fear not, Abram. I am your shield. Your reward will be very great.” Genesis 15:1 ESV God protects and provides for those whom He calls. We do not need to attempt to make a name for fret over our own safety. This is what the Babylonian […]
I read a lot of books. About 1 in 10 is worth mentioning. Think Again by Jared Mellinger is one of them. My corner of evangelical christianity is fairly heavily introspective. Many spiritual disciplines and counseling practices emphasize introspection as a means of self-reflection to route out incorrect patterns of thinking. Many sermon applications either […]
Burk Parsons tweeted something yesterday that deepened my resolve to examine our parenting around this time of year: Parents: Are you parenting your kids to look forward more eagerly to the coming of Santa Claus or the coming of Christ? — Burk Parsons (@BurkParsons) November 30, 2014 Of course, its easy to turn something like […]
In studying for an upcoming talk, I pulled out one of my top 10 favorite modern Christian books: Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life to remind myself of what Don Whitney says about corporate worship as a spiritual discipline (to help us grow in godliness.) I commend this book to every believer, unreservedly, but allow […]
My new favorite Bible reading Web app, eBible has just released their reading plan functionality. Select one of their 18 plans (topical, NT, OT, through the Bible), and they will send you a daily email with reminder to read.
Yesterday, during the midst of announcement of all the shiny new Apple computers, a quote slid across my desk (via Twitter) that stopped me dead in my tracks. Tim Challies posted a quote from Tim Keller, and I don’t think the timing was accidental. > “Your money flows most effortlessly toward your heart’s greatest love.” […]