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A La Carte (July 22)

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10 Numbers You Should Know About Planned Parenthood – Joe Carter gives you 10 important numbers related to Planned Parenthood.

9Marks Collection – Westminster Books has marked down a large selection of 9Marks books. I recommend each and every one of them.

Pursuing Lyrical and Musical Flow – Jamie Brown is writing some very helpful articles for worship leaders and service planners.

What’s Wrong with Designer Genes? – “We believe the church needs to become aware of this latest scientific development in genetic research, why it was attempted, the fallout and its consequences, and what specific ethical lines it crosses for us as Christians.”

The Missing Ingredient for Sexual Purity – If sexual purity is your struggle, Luke Gilkerson’s article may prove helpful.

The Power of Morning and Evening Routines – The Art of Manliness has a helpful video on the power of building routines into your life.

Dunlop

When we pray together, our needs become public. When he answers, his glory becomes public.

—Jamie Dunlop

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