A La Carte (09/01)

  • Tim Challies
  • 09/01/06
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Friday September 1, 2006

Church: Paul writes about the value of a local church where God is (isn’t it considered wrong to end a sentence in “is?” Oh wait, I just did it.). “I am proposing that there may come a point in a Christian’s life where it is obvious ‘the Lord has left the building’ and it is time to find out with whom He is meeting so you can be there.”

Conferences: Anthony Carter looked at the list of Reformed conferences I compiled and noticed something. “The missing element is the presence of Reformed African-American preachers at these conferences.”

Quotes: Tony Reinke, who seems to have quite a library, suggests ways of “keeping your quotes in order.”

Blogging: “Boundless” recently interviewed Justin Taylor and Carolyn McCulley about blogging responsibly. Be sure to also read Bob Kauflin’s article “Blogging to Worship God.”

Comments (3)

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a comment from Jim Vellenga • 09/01 @ 10:27am
› visit my web site.

Just so you know, you also missed the Banner of Truth pastors conference at Messiah College in Grantham PA from May 29-31. That for me is the must go conference.

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a comment from Jim Crigler • 09/01 @ 12:09pm
› visit my web site.

Re: Paul writes about the value of a local church where God is (isn’t it considered wrong to end a sentence in “is?”

In my native dialect, we don’t end sentences with “where X is.” We use, “where X is at.” I still laugh out loud thinking about the Geezinslaw Brothers revamping a Broadway standard as “On The Street Where You Live … At”.

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a comment from Justin Buck • 09/03 @ 1:00am

Please watch the video and write about it. Seems like somme people are trying to equate Conservative Christians with future terrorist.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RNfL6IVWCE