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Oct 23, 2007

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Tuesday October 23, 2007

Biblical Dating: From “Hi” to “I Do” in a Year
Scott Croft at Boundless defends his view that couples should date and marry within a year.

Interview with the Sczebels
The New Attitude blog has an interview with songwriter and pastor Pat Sczebel and his two sons who have collaborated on a new album.

Two Images
Lukas shares two images he created to be symbolic of his life.

A Great Prank
Twin sisters and a mirror that is actually transparent set up this great (and elaborate) prank. (HT: Joe Carter)

A La Carte (11/23)

Friday November 23, 2007 Interview with Paul MartinUnashamed Workman continues his interview series, this time interviewing my favorite preacher, Paul Martin. Inside the Mind of a KillerAt Creation Ministries is an interesting article about the recent Finnish high school shooting and the worldview of the killer. BBC To Film ShakespeareBBC aims to upstage its own…

Nov 23, 2007

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A La Carte (1/23)

Tuesday January 23, 2007 Business: Forbes lists the 10 riskiest businesses to start. I’m guessing starting a church would prove more difficult than any of these! Interview: Timmy Brister has begun posting a five part interview with David Dockery, President of Union University in Jackson, TN. Blogspotting: Fill Up shares in movie format what he…

Jan 23, 2007

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A La Carte (6/23)

Monday June 23, 2008 Fireproof, the MovieHere’s a forthcoming movie starring Kirk Cameron and created by the guys behind Facing the Giants. No Greater LoveAnd speaking of movies, here’s another “faith-based” one that’s coming soon. When to Leave Your ChurchJohn MacArthur on a subject that is always difficult to address. InuredTed Slater has a warning…

Jun 23, 2008

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Weekend A La Carte (August 16)

A La Carte: Do we need another Pentecost? / The church will not be consulted / Redeeming the time / Why I don’t use “Biblical Patriarchy” / The scandal of the Evangelical heart / and more.

Aug 16

A La Carte

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Free Stuff Saturday (Focus on the Family)

This week, the blog and this giveaway are sponsored by Focus on the Family. What is The Focused Pastor Couples Conference? Hosted by Focus on the Family, the Focused Pastor Couples Conference is a space created just for pastors and their spouses—a place to step away from the demands of ministry and be reminded that…

Aug 15

Giveaways

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Should You Share the Gospel with Your Catholic Friends?

It is a question that seems to arise time and again and year after year: How should Protestants relate to Roman Catholics? Are Catholics faithful brothers and sisters in the Lord? Are they misguided members of an alternative denomination? Are they followers of an entirely different faith that preaches an entirely different gospel? How should…

Aug 15

Book Reviews

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A La Carte (August 15)

A La Carte: The masculinity pyramid / John Mark Comer / Piper on gentle (or firm) correction / The growing enthusiasm for euthanasia / Witness when the vibe shifts / The least attended church gathering / And more.

Aug 15

A La Carte

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A La Carte (August 14)

A La Carte: Wisdom for newlyweds / The mark of the beast / Beware the new notebook energy / When evIl comes for children / Christian sexual ethics / Kindle Bible studies / and more.

Aug 14

A La Carte

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In My Father’s School Are Many Classrooms

We know what Jesus said about our eternal destination: “In my Father’s house are many rooms” (or, in its older rendering, “in my Father’s house are many mansions”). We know that God has prepared a place for us to live with him forever—a place of safety, peace, and rest. But before we get to that…

Aug 13

Articles

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What I Use (and Don’t Use) To Make this Site

A friend recently said something that disquieted me. He said that he assumes I make use of AI in creating the articles I post to this site or in selecting the articles I link to on other sites. I suppose it’s a fair assumption since so many people across so many fields are now relying…

Aug 11

Articles

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Should You Share the Gospel with Your Catholic Friends?

It is a question that seems to arise time and again and year after year: How should Protestants relate to Roman Catholics? Are Catholics faithful brothers and sisters in the Lord? Are they misguided members of an alternative denomination? Are they followers of an entirely different faith that preaches an entirely different gospel? How should…

Aug 15

Book Reviews

6 min read
In My Father’s School Are Many Classrooms

We know what Jesus said about our eternal destination: “In my Father’s house are many rooms” (or, in its older rendering, “in my Father’s house are many mansions”). We know that God has prepared a place for us to live with him forever—a place of safety, peace, and rest. But before we get to that…

Aug 13

Articles

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When God Took Away: His Goodness in My Grief

There is a deep mystery to suffering. While the Bible makes it plain that we must expect to encounter times of sorrow and loss, of trial and grief, we often don’t know why these times come. Though we know he is weaving together a marvelous tapestry that will wondrously display his glory, we also know…

Aug 10, 2022

Articles

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Are You a Good Investor?

Sometimes you read a book and realize quickly that it probably won’t make a tremendous difference to your life. It could be that the book simply isn’t very good—we have all encountered those books. Or it could be that its information is so irrelevant that there is nothing to gain from it, or already so…

Aug 8

Book Reviews

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