Did Jesus Have a Wife?
This is a fascinating bit of investigative journalism from The Atlantic. Please note that it is a little PG-13 at times as the reporter chases down his story. “A hotly contested, supposedly ancient manuscript suggests Christ was married. But believing its origin story requires a big leap of faith.” (Also, New Testament scholar Michael Kruger comments and Karen King responds.)
Airplane Black Boxes
Ever wondered about those black boxes they talk about after a plane crash? This video tells all about them.
Making Sense of the Trinity Debate
Here’s another reader-friendly overview of the current Trinity debate.
4 Ways to Reach a Child’s Heart
Richard Phillips explains how a godly father plants good things in the hearts of his children.
Sermons on Marriage
Here are the collected (and free!) sermons of Alistair Begg on marriage.
Orlando Shooting Launches a War on Christianity
Yes, this is exactly the case. “The result is bigotry running two ways — an unreasoning, irrational hatred of American Christians and a comprehensive denial of Muslim moral agency. American Christians are responsible for things they don’t believe. Sharia-observant Muslims, by contrast, aren’t responsible for the things they do believe.”
Available Now! Keith and Kristyn Getty’s new album, Facing a Task Unfinished, is now available. I’ve listened to it a hundred times already and love it!
What the Hook-up Culture Has Done to Women
This is difficult to read, but very important. As the author says, “It is no coincidence that the top two prescribed drugs at our state university’s health center are anti-depressants and the birth-control pill.”
G3 Conference
Next January’s G3 Conference is getting bigger and better all the time. If you’re looking for a 2017 conference, you may be interested in a trip to Atlanta.
Flashback: Setting Up My Kids for Salvation
“When it comes to my kids, I seem to want to believe that God’s action is dependent upon my action. I believe that for God to save my kids, I first need to do the right things. If I want God to save them, I need to cross the spiritual t’s and dot the spiritual i’s…”
Ironically, it is only when we know how to die properly that we finally have some inkling about how to truly live here and now.
—Michael Horton
