A La Carte (11/20)

Joy Beyond the Sorrow [2] - Joy Beyond the Sorrow, the new album from Indelible Grace is available to order and download today. I’ve been listening to it for a few days now and can say that it’s their best yet. Seriously, it’s a fantastic album. Go here [2] for digital only, or here [3] to order the CD (and get immediate downloads).

Come Ye Sinners [4] - Come Ye Sinners, a new live album from Sojourn Music, also releases today.

Precious Puritans [5] - Jeremy Walker shares a long poem meant to address whether the Puritans were complicit in the slave trade and whether that ought to change the way we think of them. It will take a few minutes to read, but is well worth the effort.

Uncooked Goose [6] - Thomas Sowell provides a few interesting facts about the Twinkies bankruptcy saying it is “a classic example of costs created by labor unions that are not confined to paychecks.”

Every Good Endeavor [7] - Tim Keller’s new book, Every Good Endeavor, is available from Westminster Books at a whopping 70% discount (on your first copy). While we’re on the subject of discounted books, Daniel Hyde’s God In Our Midst [8] is available in ebook formats for just $0.99. Finally, Monergism continues to increase their collection [9] of free ebooks.

From Scroll to Screen [10] - Speaking of books, someone drew my attention to this article which explains that “something very important and very weird is happening to the book right now: It's shedding its papery corpus and transmigrating into a bodiless digital form, right before our eyes. We're witnessing the bibliographical equivalent of the rapture. If anything we may be lowballing the weirdness of it all.”

The Altar of Ministry [11] - Here is a look at John Wesley’s awful marriage and some lessons we can learn from it.

I do not know when I am more perfectly happy than when I am weeping for sin at the foot of the cross. —C.H. Spurgeon