Forgotten Collateral Damage
There is a very helpful and moving article in Christianity Today on the impact on children of a parental pornography habit. You can find it here.
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Forgotten Collateral Damage
There is a very helpful and moving article in Christianity Today on the impact on children of a parental pornography habit. You can find it here.
Not a poster-boy after all…
From Michael Horton: At least 76 people are dead after Anders Behring Breivik massacred campers on an island off the coast of Oslo, Norway. Finally, the media has a face and a name for making its heretofor unjustified claim of…
Man’s intentions and God’s…
Very grateful for these words: When Joseph’s brothers saw that their father was dead, they said, “It may be that Joseph will hate us and pay us back for all the evil that we did to him.” So they sent…
Call me old fashioned…..
Step aside, all you who have personal websites which have sidebar columns with titles like `What Great Things Famous People Are Saying About Me!’. Christian Smith, Professor of Sociology at Notre Dame, is starting a new trend in self-promotion: reviewing…
Lessons from local church history, part two
A couple of days ago, I began a series of reflections on lessons that I have been learning as I’ve worked on the history of First Presbyterian Church, Jackson, Mississippi, which will celebrate its 175th anniversary next year. Here are…
Never Assume the Gospel
From D.A. Carson: In a fair bit of Western evangelicalism, there is a worrying tendency to focus on the periphery. [My] colleague . . . Dr. Paul Hiebert . . . . springs from Mennonite stock and analyzes his heritage…
Reading Reflection:
Feminine Threads, Diana Lynn Severance (Christian Focus, 2011) There are so many awesome women shared in this book (along with some characters). I wanted to pass on a bit of wisdom from America’s first English poet, Anne Bradstreet (1612-1672). Anne…
The Goal: To Make Disciples
“The deceptively simple task of disciple-making is made demanding, frustrating and difficult in our world, not because it is so hard to grasp but because it is so hard to persevere in. “This is why we are such suckers for…
Thanks Carl…
…for providing a fitting reply to Frank Schaeffer’s despicable post concerning the tragic violence in Norway.Read it HERE.