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12 Spurgeon Quotes for When Parenting Feels Hard
We can all use some encouragement from time to time.
Our Cultural Waterloo
Carl Trueman: “With Trump in the White House, Christian colleges have four, maybe eight, years in which the cultural and political tide might not flow as strongly against them as it did under Obama. Now is the time to organize, externally and internally.”
Caste Aside
The situation for Christians in India is becoming rather troubling.
Pray Them Home
“By God’s grace, my parents did not give up on me—despite how tempting it must have been at times. Instead, they entrusted my life to God, prayed for my brokenness, and fought for me in prayers that God eventually answered.”
Why Things Cost What They Cost
I found this a fascinating look at why things–even very simple things–cost what they cost, at least when quality is a consideration. “In the last couple of weeks my little brand, 3 Legged Thing, launched a brand new Universal L Bracket – the QR11. For the most part, the response has been overwhelmingly positive.” But not entirely…
Why We Sing With The Lights On
“I’m a pastor at a church plant primarily comprised of Millenials in an up-and-coming city. Our church is a prime candidate for loud, attractive music sung in a dimly lit room with an impressive worship team. Yet the music sung in our service isn’t loud, not necessarily attractive, and though it is extremely impressive to us, it wouldn’t be so to many outside our congregation. Furthermore, we sing in a completely lit room; no lasers, no candles, no dimmed lights, or anything of the sort.”
Six Things You Can Do To Grow Your Marriage
Simple tips, but ones worth considering.
Flashback: Wait for Payday!
You can work harder than everyone else and never get a raise and still be full of joy and still be completely fulfilled. Why? Because a future payday, a future reward is coming.
Belief is not simply a function of the brain. No, it’s an investment of the heart that fundamentally changes the way that you live.
—Paul David Tripp
