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Weekend A La Carte (June 7)

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What If Your Child Is Gay? – Russell Moore: “You will, without a doubt, have someone close to you in your family come out as gay or lesbian, if not already, then sometime in the future. How should a Christian parent or grandparent respond?”

A Warning From the Death of Christian Britain – Here is an important warning from the death of Christian Britain.

Did Jesus Make Mistakes? – Mark Driscoll recently said in a sermon that while Jesus didn’t sin, he did make mistakes. Christianity Today had a few people reply.

An Eyewitness to World War 2 – Timothy Paul Jones shares a short story from World War 2.

The Heart of the True Father – I enjoyed this brief excerpt from one of Matt Chandler’s books.

What Do People With Disabilities Owe? – Here’s an interesting question: What do those with disabilities owe those without?

When afflictions arrest us, we shall murmur and grumble and struggle until we see that it is God that strikes.

—Thomas Brooks

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