There is once again a substantial collection of Kindle deals for you to consider.
Westminster Books is offering a deal on Dave Harvey’s new book I Still Do. I’ll have a review of it on Friday, and will be recommending it then.
Yesterday on the blog: Looking for Something Good To Read? (10 Book Suggestions)
Why Roman Catholic Countries Should be Considered Unreached
Jordan Standridge makes the case. “It has been and continues to be a burden of mine to seek to help the American church to have an appropriate view of Roman Catholicism. The question is, when dealing with the Roman Catholic church are we dealing with a church that, although it has many issues, can be used by God to bring people to Himself, or are we dealing with a false religion that is on par with Islam, Buddhism, and all of the major false religions on earth?”
Church Names: 10 Tips for Church Planters and Rebranding Churches
David Qaoud: “A church planter friend of mine bounced some potential church names with me for his forthcoming church plant. After speaking with him, I began to think more about some practical thoughts on how to name a church.” I think I’d co-sign all (or most) of these thoughts.
Who was Melchizedek? (Video)
Who was Melchizedek and why is it important for us to know about him? Dr. Peter Gentry answers in Honest Answers in this brief video.
Love in Ordinary Form
Some writing is so good, I’d read it no matter what it said.
Guessing Names Based on What They Start With
Punch in the decade someone was born and the first letter of their name, and this little program will guess their name. You may learn, as we did, that our kids’ names were surprisingly on-trend.
A Prayer on Race and Roe
Here’s a model pastoral prayer by Kevin DeYoung.
Cultural Marxism’s Liturgical Language
Rod Dreher gives an example of how language is used to further an agenda. “The trans movement and its allies — most especially in the news media — are changing language for the sake of concealing a contrived continuity between the trans person’s self-perception and reality.”
Flashback: 5 Marks of a Good Funeral
A good funeral allows God to speak through his Word, so he can tell those who attend about the hope he offers through his Son.
[Lost people] don’t need me, and other Christians, living as if somebody somewhere will do something someday about their urgent spiritual and physical needs.
—David Platt
