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Posts Tagged ‘the gospel’
19 Oct
Wedding Homily: Welcome One Another
This is a wedding homily I gave this past Saturday: [Intro] One of the joys of working outside the home is the gift of returning home. Not just because it’s nice to be home or because I get to kick my feet up to relax, but because of the welcome that I receive. My children [...]
28 Aug
Gospel-Centered Reader
This looks like a great list by Timmy Brister: Gospel-Centered Reader I’d love to make my way through this list. (HT: JT)
16 Jul
Remember Me
A song that I have been listening to on a regular basis is Remember Me by Matthew Smith (of Indelible Grace fame). This song appears on Smith’s solo recond Love Shall Never Die: The Road Sessions Vol. 2. I could not find the lyrics to this song, but I did find the hymn on which [...]
9 Apr
Matt Chandler: “Jesus want the rose!”
Here’s a video of Matt Chandler at the recent Desiring God Conference on the point of the Gospel. You must listen to this:
3 Nov
The Prodigal God
Tim Keller’s new book The Prodigal God is now out and is getting great views. While I have not read this book, Keller’s other book released this year The Reason for God was one of the best things I have read in the last couple of years. I have listened to the sermon that is [...]
7 Oct
Some Good Thoughts/Links
Read Books Not Blogs: Here are the main points… Books require more reflection from the reader Books are the result of much reflection from the writer Books bring accountability The author of this post, Stephen Altrogge, provides more thoughts on each of these main points. Personally, I have found it helpful to generally restrict my [...]
30 Sep
Football & the Gospel…
In seminary, I discovered I had a problem (among many): I took college football way too seriously. I suppose I can blame my dad’s side of the family for this condition, as it is hard to not become indoctrinated in this Saturday religion while attending games at one of the largest football worship centers in [...]
10 Jul
Quotation: Spurgeon on Christ
I don’t want to fill up my blog unneccesarily with quotations, but this was too good not to share. I first read this on Tuesday evening (the last thing I read as I was falling asleep) and have returned to it several times sense. In fact, I was too tired to read last night, but [...]
7 May
Josh Harris: Encouraging Unity Among the Educational Camps
One of the most common divisions between people in the church is over the education choices of families. There are generally four camps: public school, private school, home school, or all of the above. Most often identify only the first three camps. There are strong arguments and legitimate Scriptural arguments that are made from every [...]
29 Apr
Respectable Sins: Our Cancer and God’s Cure
Introduction & Schedule for blogging on Respectable Sins Reflections on Chapters 1 & 2 First, a recommendation: Read this book. Get a hold of a copy if you don’t have it and read it. Hopefully, I will be able to communicate the heart of the chapters, but this is no substitute for your own reading [...]
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