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Weekend A La Carte (December 13)

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I found an early review of the new movie Exodus: Gods and Kings. Not surprisingly, the movie does a terrible and downright blasphemous way of portraying God while also playing fast and loose with Scripture.

Jean Lloyd shares Seven Things I Wish My Pastor Knew About My Homosexuality.

The Gettys will be playing Carnegie Hall on Wednesday night and would love to sell it out. There are just a few seats remaining if you’re interested.

I’m kind of an airplane geek, so enjoyed this article on The Pilots of Instagram (which may just have led to disciplinary action for some of those pilots).

Thanks to Books at a Glance for sponsoring the blog this week with their article 3 Ways Christian Audio Book Summaries Will Save You Time & Money.

I’ve told you before about The Resolutions Poster. Well, right now they are offering a buy one give one deal where if you buy it, you will get a second free.

John Owen

When sin lets us alone we may let sin alone.

—John Owen

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    Managing Your Household Well

    The Bible lays out a whole list of qualifications that must be present in the life of a man who wishes to be a pastor. He must be the husband of one wife, he must be a lover of good, he must be hospitable, and so on. Meanwhile, he must not be arrogant, quick-tempered, violent,…

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    Friends Astern & Friends Ahead

    I’ve heard that it was an old nautical tradition that when a boat sailed across the Atlantic, the passengers would spend the first half of the voyage raising their glasses to friends astern—to the ones who had seen them off and bid them a fond farewell.