A La Carte (10/21)

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Expelled on DVD
Today Ben Stein’s Expelled releases on DVD.

Jurassic Trailer Park
Jurassic Trailer Park is the strange name of a good article (and/or photo essay) by Michael Yon. He writes about just one little experience in Afghanistan.

Service
While on the subject of photo essays, here is a great one from the New Yorker.

Pastors Conference Begins Today
The Ligonier Ministries Pastors Conference begins today and you can watch it all live on the web…

Mirror
From a hospital ship in the waters off the African coast comes an article from Ali who writes about Musa, a man who underwent an operation there.

Resurrection Letters: Volume II
Billy wants to introduce you to this album (which is a good one very much similar to Peterson’s previous albums).

John Piper’s Candidating Sermon
Desiring God has added the manuscript for John Piper’s Candidating Sermon at Bethlehem Baptist.

Has eBay Hit Its Twilight?
I sure hope so. Remember when it was actually worth shopping it?

Aileen’s Picks: Books for the Littlest Ones

Aileen has spent many years overseeing the Early Years program at our church. I asked if she would provide some occasional reviews or recommendations of books and other resources that have stood out to her and proven a blessing to the children. Here is her first roundup.

Sep 18

Resources

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A La Carte (September 18)

A La Carte: God’s purposes in suffering / Shatter your kid-centered kingdom / I’m triggered / Praying for the dead / 3 reasons to take your kids to church / Meditation / Kindle deals / and more.

Sep 18

A La Carte

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One Week Later: Thoughtful Christian Responses To Charlie Kirk’s Death

I did not know Charlie Kirk, and, in fact, barely knew of him until his death. Like so many others, I was horrified by his murder and have been attempting to understand its significance. As a committed curator of distinctly Christian content, I have had many articles come through my app, and each of them…

Sep 17

Articles

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A La Carte (September 17)

A La Carte: The comfort I did not understand / Charlie Kirk / Walking with a friend through chronic illness / What is a confession of sin? / Asking excellent Bible study questions / Kindle deals / and more.

Sep 17

A La Carte

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A La Carte (September 16)

A La Carte: Understanding your Mormon neighbor / Your first discipleship meeting / The virtue of unread books / A critical spirit / The church and Charlie Kirk / Kindle deals / and more.

Sep 16

A La Carte

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God Did it! God Did it!

You have probably had the experience of going from a very bright room into a very dark room. Maybe you arrive home late, and after you get ready for bed, you have to tiptoe into a bedroom where someone else is already fast asleep. You find that when you go from the brightness of the…

Sep 15

Articles

7 min read

One Week Later: Thoughtful Christian Responses To Charlie Kirk’s Death

I did not know Charlie Kirk, and, in fact, barely knew of him until his death. Like so many others, I was horrified by his murder and have been attempting to understand its significance. As a committed curator of distinctly Christian content, I have had many articles come through my app, and each of them…

Sep 17

Articles

12 min read
A Trusted and Helpful Guide To the Bible

One of the best things I have ever done is to get into the habit of reading through the entire Bible every year—or almost every year, at least. While this necessarily involves sacrificing some depth, it involves gaining breadth. As I have read and re-read the Bible, I have come to a greater familiarity with…

Sep 12

Book Reviews

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God Did it! God Did it!

You have probably had the experience of going from a very bright room into a very dark room. Maybe you arrive home late, and after you get ready for bed, you have to tiptoe into a bedroom where someone else is already fast asleep. You find that when you go from the brightness of the…

Sep 15

Articles

7 min read
5 Ways to Ruin a Perfectly Good Dating Relationship

Somewhere along the way dating became too hard. There must have been a time when it was easy—people knew what was expected of them and how to behave (even if too often they just went ahead and chose not to behave). But today I talk to an endless succession of young people who are trapped…

Sep 14, 2015

Articles

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The Most Exasperating and Least Rewarding

I find few of life’s experiences more exasperating and less rewarding than buying a new car. Among the different brands, there are competing models that vary from one another in only the subtlest ways.

Sep 10

Articles

4 min read

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