Ted Kluck (2008) offers a very honest and surprising reflection at the close of a book filled with research, analysis, and argumentation: "It occurs to me, coming to the end of this text, that we’ve no doubt left out a great deal. There … [Read more...] about Argument Weary
Preach the Gospel to Yourself
Pastor and writer Tullian Tchividjian reminds us we must preach the gospel to ourselves as an ongoing part of our Christian life. Tchividijian (2012) summarizes the gospel this way: "If God has saved you--if he's given you the faith … [Read more...] about Preach the Gospel to Yourself
My 2012 Resolutions
I’m all for resolutions. Resolutions represent possibilities. Resolutions sharpen my focus and provide me with a sense of progress. Resolutions can bud like new leaves, and I make them gladly. Here’s what I’m thinking for this new … [Read more...] about My 2012 Resolutions
One Resolution Worth Making Again
Resolutions come and go. But there's one resolution worth making again and again: Bible reading. What's your plan for reading the Bible this year? Sure, you'll forget. You'll get busy. You'll get behind. But it's still helpful to have … [Read more...] about One Resolution Worth Making Again
Share the Bible Day
Today is "Global Share the Bible Day" (at least according to YouVersion). I'm not sure about the event, but I am sure about the Bible. So why do I read the Bible? Here are a few reasons… I want the truth. The Bible contains truth.I … [Read more...] about Share the Bible Day
The Hallway of Evangelicalism
Kevin DeYoung reflected recently on the future of the "Young, Restless, and Reformed" movement. In his article, one line stuck in my mind. DeYoung writes, "it’s better to live in a specific ecclesiastical room instead of in the hallway of … [Read more...] about The Hallway of Evangelicalism