A La Carte (3/27)

Mar 27, 2008

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Thursday March 27, 2008

Band of Bloggers Registration
Band of Bloggers registration closes in just one week. If you are a blogger and are going to be at Together for the Gospel…it’s time to register!

Is Belief a Natural Phenomenon?
Dr. Mohler writes about a new effort called “Explaining Religion” that will attempt to prove that belief is purely natural.

Mohler Clear of Cancer
Speaking of Mohler, he just received the good news that a tumor removed during recent surgery is not cancerous. Praise God!

Huffington Post on Shane Claiborne
The Huffington Post recently had an article about Shane Claiborne and his new book “Jesus for President.”

Greek N.T. Manuscripts in Albania
Daniel Wallace has the rather fascinating tale of discovering and photographing a large series of New Testament manuscripts in Albania.

A La Carte (11/27)

Tuesday November 27, 2007 SBC Building Bridges ConferenceThe SBC is currently having the Building Bridges conference. Plenty of bloggers are providing updates. If you’re interested, you may want to check in with Timmy Brister’s site as he is a good source for SBC news. Anti-Religious Bigotry on DisplayJustin Taylor writes about anti-religious bigotry that is…

Nov 27, 2007

A La Carte

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A La Carte (2/18)

Monday February 18, 2008 Band of Bloggers RegistrationRegistration for the 2008 Band of Bloggers fellowship (to be held immediately prior to Together for the Gospel) is now open. If you’re a blogger and are traveling to T4G, you’ll want to be there! Ampersand EPDerek Webb and Sandra McCracken have finally recorded an EP together and…

Feb 18, 2008

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A La Carte (01/04)

Wednesday January 4, 2006 Review: Derick Dickens reviews Dave Swavely’s Who Are You To Judge?. “This is truly a liberating book and one that needs to be read by more conservatives to help us balance our legalism with the true Bible.” Blogging: Focus on the Family’s Citizen Magazine has a story about bloggers entitled Pajama…

Jan 4, 2006

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Weekend A La Carte (May 10)

A La Carte: Pope Le XIV / A gift continually unfolding / Hopefully broken / This Mother’s Day / Support the caregivers in your church / One of the hardest things you’ll ever do / and more.

May 10

A La Carte

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Free Stuff Fridays (Zondervan Reflective)

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May 9

Giveaways

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Proud of Her on Mother’s Day

I can’t even tell you how brave she has been, how resilient, and how determined. The Lord alone knows all the ways she has had to exercise her faith and submit her will to his. But she has. She has, and it has been a blessing and an honor to behold. We come again to…

May 9

Articles

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A La Carte (May 9)

A La Carte: The one life dream that makes a girl blush / Will I be single forever? / Should I go to seminary? / The clearest indication of our evil’s depth / Treasures in heaven / and more.

May 9

A La Carte

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A La Carte (May 8)

A La Carte: She forgot our names / “Gender-affirming care” for children / The woman who saved her church / The Trojan horse of a bad dictionary / Piper’s myths about eternal rewards / Tell your kids stories / and more.

May 8

A La Carte

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Christian, Do You Test Everything?

A little while ago, the Bank of Canada became concerned about the amount of counterfeit currency circulating within the country. They began to educate the population with a short and simple mantra: “Touch, tilt, look at, look through.” These are four simple tests that can quickly show a bill to be genuine or counterfeit.

May 7

Articles

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The World’s Foremost False Teacher

In the days since Pope Francis died, I have seen a number of Protestants write about his legacy. Some of these writers have expressed great appreciation for him while others have expressed great concern. The reactions to these articles, and especially the critiques, have been interesting to me. Some people have expressed dismay that their…

May 5

Articles

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The Dark Shadow on the Short Grave

As the great Friend of children stooped down and leaned toward the cradle, and took the little one in his arms and walked away with it into the bower of eternal summer, your eye began to follow him, and you followed the treasure he carried, and you have been following them ever since. And instead…

May 4

Articles

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New and Notable Christian Books for April 2025

It is surprisingly difficult to find a list of Christian books that have been released in any given month—especially if you want that list to be filtered by books released through particular publishers. That’s one of the reasons why I close each month by coming up with my list of New and Notable books. I…

Apr 27

Resources

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The Three (or Four) Schools of Singing

I have heard it said that there were traditionally three different schools of singing: French, German, and Italian. I lack the musical knowledge to confidently distinguish between them, but my understanding is that the French school values vocal clarity and agility, the German school values vocal power and drama, and the Italian school values clear…

May 2

Articles

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What Makes a Sermon Difficult To Listen To

I am closing in on my forty-third birthday and have been a churchgoer all my life. A bit of simple math shows that I’ve probably listened to somewhere around 4,000 sermons over the course of my life (which undoubtedly means I should have far more knowledge of the Bible than I do and should be…

May 6, 2019

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