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Friday October 21, 2005

  • Community Blog: Ron Gleason continues his series on A Generous Orthodoxy, examining chapter five.
  • Blogspotting: “It is a failure of modern evangelicalism and its partisan attachment to a waning denominationalism to think that we must base our unity primarily on theology.” Or that’s what Reformed Catholic says.
  • Me: Some crazy person actually gave me final approval for a mortgage yesterday. Now the house-hunt begins in earnest.
  • Help: I am wondering if a few people out there would be willing to take a look at an important new web design I’m working on. No expertise in design is necessary as I’m just looking for input from the average web user. If you’re interested, drop me a note. Don’t make me beg!

  • A La Carte Thursday 1

    A La Carte (July 3)

    A La Carte: Silly summers / Broken bodies and anxious souls / Caring for disabled church members / How to survive prosperity / Meeting with the grieving / What makes a sermon work / Logos and Kindle deals.

  • Is It Fair of God

    Is It Fair of God?

    It’s a question every Christian is asked to consider at one time or another: Is God fair to punish those who have never heard of Jesus Christ? There are many ways to consider the issue and many ways to answer.

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    A La Carte (July 2)

    A La Carte: Encouraging your congregation to sing / Six ways to improve your prayer meeting / Will I ever love a church again? / God’s love is sufficient to help you fight porn / God’s discipline / and more.

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    A La Carte (July 1)

    A La Carte: The Queen of Sheba tries AI / Did we sin our marriage away? / When to stop treatment / Essential practices when comforting the grieving / Jesus doesn’t use fake plants / Kindle deals.

  • Satan Can Stage a Quiet Revival Too

    Satan Can Stage a Quiet Revival Too

    We are hearing encouraging reports of a kind of quiet revival that is spreading throughout the West. There appears to be a small but noticeable interest in the Christian faith by groups that, until recently, had eschewed it