The God of love and peace be with you on this fine day.
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(Yesterday on the blog: Three Respectable Sins of Pastors)
Seeking Wisdom Without Training Wheels: An Exhortation to Christian Graduates
Though this article is primarily for recent graduates, it includes wisdom and exhortations that will benefit all of us.
David Powlison on Zealous Polemicists
This is some brief but helpful material from David Powlison. Without care, all of us can become “zealous polemicists.”
The Actual Divisive Ones
Mitch Chase shows how we can sometimes be wrong about who is actually being divisive.
What Is Christian Nationalism?
This is quite a long article, but it will prove helpful if you’re interested in figuring out what is meant by “Christian Nationalism”. It looks at definitions from both proponents and detractors.
Are the Stories of Jesus Borrowed From Pagan Myths? (Video)
I’m sure we have all heard that the stories of Jesus were just borrowed from pagan myths. Dr. Timothy Paul Jones explains how this at first concerned him and how he now answers it.
As for Those Rich in Books in This Present Age
There’s lots to think about here for those who are rich (in books) in this present age.
Flashback: Another Week in a Difficult and Hostile World
The people come to church each week weary and hungry, eager to be fed. And it is the task of the pastor to meet their need for spiritual sustenance, to equip them for their God-given duties, to feed them good food.
It would be a good contest among Christians, one to labor to give no offense, and the other to labor to take none.
—Richard Sibbes
