I’m spending the weekend down here in Little Rock, Arkansas. I’m hoping I’ll be able to meet a few of you today at The Forging Men Conference or tomorrow at Bible Church of Little Rock.
How To Get Logos 7
Purchasing Logos Bible Software can be a little bit complicated. This article explains the various options.
I Was a Teenage Pastor
H.B. Charles Jr. (a preacher I always love to listen to) on “What diving into church leadership at 17 taught me about building a ministry that lasts.” You might want to skip up to the 8-minute mark to skip the banter between the hosts.
What Is a Vector?
You’ve probably heard the word “vector” used in various contexts. This little video explains what they are and why they are so useful.
Would You Kiss Your Bride Through a Veil?
There’s a great title for an article on the importance of knowing the original biblical languages.
Stop the Revolution. Join the Plodders
Kevin DeYoung levels an important challenge.
This Day in 1575. 441 years ago today Swiss reformer Henry Bullinger died. Bullinger had arguably the greatest influence on second-generation Reformers after John Calvin. *
Don’t Be a 9Marxist!
9Marks has a kind of warning against misusing their material. “9Marks talks a lot about authority in the church—authority in preaching, authority in membership and discipline practices, authority among the elders. The thing is, sinners like us easily abuse the authority that God gives. So even as 9Marks encourages churches to avoid the squishy complacency of nominal Christianity, we also don’t want churches to err in the direction of being doctrinaire and authoritarian.”
A Family Affair
Carl Trueman looks at a situation of a mother and daughter who are in trouble for marrying one another. This leads to an examination of consent as the ultimate determiner of morality.
Millennials Don’t Need Your “Cool”
My thanks goes to CLC Publications for sponsoring the blog this week.
Flashback: Compromising God’s Standards for Sexuality
“As Christians we are adept at looking at the culture around us and seeing how it is violating God’s good standards when it comes to sexuality. Not too long ago, though, I was asked to reflect on the ways in which Christians may compromise God’s standards for sexuality…”
Open transgression of God’s law slays its thousands, but wordliness its tens of thousands.
—J.C. Ryle
