The reviews for Do More Better continue to come in: Here’s The Cripplegate, Aaron Armstrong, and Travis Peterson.
Marriage, Divorce, and Remarriage
Josh Buice takes on a difficult topic and does very well with it. I take a very similar view to the one he arrived at.
Ministry Leaders and Burnout
Eric Geiger offers 5 reasons that burnout is so prevalent for those in ministry. I think #2 is especially prevalent: “The work (even the overwork) can feel holy.” The hardest things to say “no” to are the things that are just so good.
Nine Consequences of Debt
Randy Alcorn lays out some of the serious consequences of allowing yourself to get into debt. Here’s food for thought: “The more you’re inclined to go into debt, the more probable it is that you shouldn’t.”
The Twice-Yearly Sale
Christian Audio is having their twice-yearly sale. You can get most of their products for just $7.49.
The Ethical Dilemma of Self-Driving Cars
Ted-Ed covers a few of the ethical dilemmas related to self-driving cars.
This Day in 1608. 407 years ago today, English poet John Milton is born in London (most famous for his epic Paradise Lost). *
The #vtReading Challenge
If you are joining in with the 2016 Reading Challenge I posted the other day, be sure to check out this group at Goodreads.
Slow, Rusted, and Still in the Air
The B-52 bomber is an incredible piece of military technology that is still going strong, even thought it was supposed to retire decades ago. And it has no natural successor. “Today, there is a B-52 pilot whose father and grandfather flew the plane.”
Christians are to be as holy as pardoned sinners can be this side of eternity.
—D.A. Carson
