ESV Reader’s Bible
Westminster Books has a great deal on the cloth over board ESV Reader’s Bible. Today’s the last day to get it at just $10 (a 67% discount). The Reader’s Bible has no verse markings and is meant to allow you to read the Bible like any other book.
The First Review
David Steele has written the first review of my new book Do More Better which releases today. Darryl Dash also wrote an early review. (Buy the book)
6 Principles for Student Ministry
These are solid principles related to student and youth ministry.
Did Jesus Lie?
Bill Mounce gives a quick (but good) answer to the question of whether Jesus lied in John 7:8.
The Edges of Faith and the Center of the Zeitgeist
Several days ago, Kent Dobson, successor at Rob Bell’s famous Mars Hill Bible Church, stepped down as teaching pastor. Dustin Messer offers some interesting reflections on Dobson’s announcement and the reasons behind it.
Hymns of Grace
Hymns of Grace looks like a great resource. It’s a new hymn book from Grace Community Church and The Master’s Seminary that includes many of the new hymns we love (but which haven’t yet made it into most hymnals).
This Day in 1857. 158 years ago today, John Paton was licensed to preach the gospel. He spread the gospel both in Glasgow, Scotland and the New Hebrides islands (now the nation of Vanuatu). *
Wild Scotland
And speaking of Scotland, be sure to watch this video of some of its wild beauty.
Paris Slowly Coming to Terms With a New Vulnerability
This will probably remind you a little bit of New York City in the aftermath of 9/11. “Though tributes to the victims of the Nov. 13 attacks have begun to erode at sites like the Place de la République, many in France are still coming to terms with the fact that the terrorist strikes might not be the last.”
He who begins by seeking God within himself may end by confusing himself with God.
—B.B. Warfield
