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What’s Coming Soon?

Just a small update on this site. I have been remarkably busy lately and at the same time my daughter has decided that mom and dad just don’t need sleep, so my writing has been minimal of late. I think she’s starting to get the hang of sleeping again, so hopefully I can get back to waking early (which gives me time to write). Here is what is coming soon:

  • The Challies Dot Com contest ends in 2 hours. Winners will be announced tomorrow and the winning entries will be posted here.
  • In all likelihood this site will get a new look in the next few days.
  • I have several articles about a variety of topics in the works.
  • I have book reviews for John Edlredge’s Wild at Heart and John MacArthur’s Ashamed of the Gospel just about ready to go.
  • I will continue my in-depth study of John Piper’s Desiring God.
  • I am planning on posting a list of great resources for finding information about The Passion of the Christ.

So…there is lots coming up. Hang in there and hopefully by tomorrow I’ll have something interesting to say…


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    Of all the pastoral issues a church can face, I think one of the trickiest may be addiction. In theory, churches are eager to provide a safe and welcoming environment for current or recovering addicts. Yet in reality, churches often feel ignorant and poorly equipped to deal with the reality of addicts and addictions and…

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    A La Carte (December 18)

    A La Carte: Jane Austen’s faith / Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit / The rising tide of Islam / Life with a constant music soundtrack / Should everyone write? / and more.

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    The Best Complete Commentary Set for any Christian

    Those who are serious about collecting commentaries will almost invariably say that it is better to think in terms of individual volumes than complete series. And I agree: it is generally better to focus on acquiring the top three or four commentaries on each book of the Bible than to focus on collecting complete series.…

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    A La Carte: Marketing as stewardship / Intercultural humor / Freedom in devotions / When people leave your church / Calvinistic gospel partnerships / Sentimentality / Kindle deals / and more.

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    A La Carte (December 16)

    A La Carte: The Scopes trial at 100 / How do we measure maturity? / A pogrom on Bondi Beach / Are Evangelicals obsessed with sex? / Do the next thing / Book sales / and more.