A La Carte (10/13)

Oct 13, 2006

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Friday October 13, 2006

Technology: Haven’t you always wanted to play “Space Invaders” using nothing but your brain for a controller? Well now it has been done.

Humor: Guess what you can download from www.ie7.com…

Conference: Pastor Paul will be blogging from the International Baptist Conference right here in Toronto. Among the speakers are Joe Boot and Mark Dever.

Conference: And while on the subject of conferences, Doug of Coffeeswirls fame will be liveblogging a conference this weekend as well.

A La Carte (05/07)

Tuesday March 7, 2006 Theology: Chris Poteet has an audio presentation debunking myths on Calvinism and Arminianism and suggesting steps towards fruitful dialogue. Conference: Nathan Busenitz (whom I met at the conference) has a exhaustive list of blog-based reflections on the Shepherd’s Conference. Conference Bonus: The Fide-O guys have a photo review of the conference.…

Mar 7, 2006

A La Carte

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A La Carte (10/06)

Friday October 6, 2006 Conference: I don’t know what the Bonfire Conference is, but I have to admit a certain level of discomfort with a conference that gives away a door prize of a Hummer H3. Maybe it’s something Together for the Gospel should investigate next time. Testimony: Thabiti Anyabwile (I never get tired of…

Oct 6, 2006

A La Carte

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A La Carte (10/23)

Monday October 23, 2006 Conference: The Fifth Annual Evangelical Forum Meeting (Virginia Beach, VA), is coming up on November 8, 2006. Speakers include Tom Nettles and Andrew Davis. Details are available here. Quote: Mark Dever shares a convicting quote from David Wells about the centrality of the Word in the weekly congregational setting. Conference: Tom…

Oct 23, 2006

A La Carte

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Weekend A La Carte (October 4)

A La Carte: Gospel hospitality / K-Pop Demon Hunters / Does appearance matter? / Teenagers and mental health / A post-literate culture / Even more Kindle deals.

Oct 4

A La Carte

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Free Stuff Fridays (Lifeway)

Free Stuff Fridays: Book Giveaway! #Sponsored

Oct 3

Giveaways

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Zero Gravity

While making a long journey across the world and enduring the fatigue that comes with it, I thought it would be nice to enjoy some light reading along the way. I mean it as no pun when I say Zero Gravity proved to be just the thing.

Oct 3

Book Reviews

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A La Carte (October 3)

A La Carte: Conrad Mbewe and Voddie Baucham / Piper on the evil that stuns heaven / Paths we did not choose / The hollow comfort of AI / The nuance of healing / Made for approval / and more.

Oct 3

A La Carte

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A La Carte (October 2)

A La Carte: Tyler Robinson and the violence of porn / MacArthur, Sproul, Kirk, and the Queen / Conspiracy theories / The laughing revival / Let kids read dangerous stories / Why are Christians hung up on sex? / So many Kindle deals.

Oct 2

A La Carte

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When I Worship a Number

I am a long way from retirement—from pulling back from the full-time day-to-day responsibilities of my vocation to instead begin winding down and preparing to step away. I am a long way from retirement, but not so far away that I can neglect planning for it. So, like most of my peers …

Oct 1

Articles

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16 New and Notable Christian Books for September 2025

September is fading into October, but before the month becomes a distant memory, I’d like to tell you about some of the new books that it brought our way. Here are 16 new and notable titles that I hope will be of interest to you. In each case, I’ve included the publisher’s description. Someone to…

Sep 30

Resources

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How Much Time Should We Spend Reading the Bible?

I was recently part of a panel discussion when a question came up that I have heard various times and in various forms. It goes something like this: How much time should I spend reading the Bible compared to the time I spend reading?

Sep 25

Articles

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A Question for All the Teens Who Saw Charlie Kirk Die

My daughters both tried hard not to see Charlie Kirk die. But both saw him die anyway. They saw the bullet strike, they saw his body jerk, they saw the torrent of blood that proved the shot had been fatal. Though they didn’t want to see any of it, it was all but inevitable that…

Sep 22

Articles

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When I Worship a Number

I am a long way from retirement—from pulling back from the full-time day-to-day responsibilities of my vocation to instead begin winding down and preparing to step away. I am a long way from retirement, but not so far away that I can neglect planning for it. So, like most of my peers …

Oct 1

Articles

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Introducing Deep Truths To Young Hearts

There is really no book in the Bible, or in all the world, that is like Romans. And while much of Romans is advanced reading that requires a good grasp of language, logic, and Old Testament history, it also teaches some of the most fundamental and foundational truths of the Christian faith. In that way,…

Sep 26

Articles

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