Since reading one chapter takes about 3 minutes, a one year reading plan requires 9-12 minutes. This is great, but you may find yourself wanting to go a bit further. Posted here is a schedule that turns up the intensity a bit and hopefully maximizes the benefits of discipline along the way.
Over the years, I have hoarded lots of books and now it’s time to share the library love. Here’s how it works…
Here’s what is coming to the blog in September.
I’m back with another reading list.
What is grace? Certainly, grace is God’s unmerited favor which accomplishes our salvation. But isn’t there more to grace than conversion? There is more time life than salvation. The Christian life is about sanctification. In this post, we’ll consider the second side of grace – unmerited help.
Kindlers: The Kindle 2.5.2 update is out. Find it here. Here is some of the sweet junk it can do.
The vows of Christian marriage are directly related to the faithfulness, nature, and work of Christ. Therefore, the vows many couples make such as “until death do us part” and “in sickness or health” should carry extreme value and endurance because Christ has exhibited the same in His loving pursuit of us.
“Some Christian and non-Christian friends of mine are talking about what it means for Christians to say they are homosexual. How can I engage in such conversations for the good of the gospel?” Here are a few thoughts…
The Shack has enjoyed 100 weeks on the New York Times best-seller list and it is a sad indictment on American Christianity. In light of 2 years at the top, this is a good time to re-release this review.
I found the book as a whole to be a helpful unpacking of the sufficiency of Scripture as well as in magnifying the jurisdiction of the Bible in Christian counseling. Totally Sufficient is an impactful resource for anyone interested in gaining a better grasp on the tension between psychology and biblical counseling in light of Scripture.
