Author: Tim Challies

The Joy of Forgetting What You Need To Remember

The Joy of Forgetting What You Need To Remember

Posted by | Apr 6, 2022 | |

If I have my timing right, the last conference I spoke at was the 2020 Bethlehem Conference for Pastors. It was early February and we were just beginning to hear unfamiliar words like “COVID” and “coronavirus.” (A search through my inbox shows that the first mention of it was from an old Adam Ford newsletter in which he speculated that the outbreak in China was far worse than anyone was letting on.) I didn’t think much about the virus as …

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A La Carte (April 6)

A La Carte (April 6)

Posted by | Apr 6, 2022 | |

A number of people who receive this content via email are having trouble clicking links. I am waiting for the newsletter service to fix it. In the meantime, clicking the headline will take you to my site where the links are working as they should! We Live in Confusing Times Kevin DeYoung leads an intellectual exercise meant to prove that we live in confusing times, especially as it pertains to matters of gender and sexuality. Weak for Those We Love …

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The New Grace and Truth Study Bible: A Q&A with Dr. Mohler

The New Grace and Truth Study Bible: A Q&A with Dr. Mohler

Posted by | Apr 5, 2022 | |

Few resources are more helpful to Christians than a good study Bible. We have just seen the release of the new Grace and Truth Study Bible which is edited by Dr. Albert Mohler and now available in both English and Spanish. In this sponsored interview, I asked him a few questions about it. We have a good number of study Bibles available to us. What was the benefit in creating a new one? I have been dependent upon study Bibles …

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A La Carte (April 5)

A La Carte (April 5)

Posted by | Apr 5, 2022 | |

The God of love and peace be with you today. Logos users will want to grab the free book and at least consider the nearly-free ones. (Yesterday on the blog: Don’t Waste the Days When You Feel Little Need for God) The Mustard Seed Mum: Pressured to be perfect? Ruth Clemence: “The start of being a good parent is realising that your performance is not being measured against anyone else. It’s not a competition, even if it feels like it.” Is …

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Don’t Waste the Days When You Feel Little Need for God

Don’t Waste the Days When You Feel Little Need for God

Posted by | Apr 4, 2022 | |

It would be a strange man who would meet a woman, pursue her, marry her, and then immediately establish a pattern of ignoring her. It would make little sense for him to marry someone he has little intention of continuing to get to know, of continuing to build relationship with. It would make for many wasted years if he sat cold and silent until their twentieth anniversary before finally beginning to open up, to finally draw her out. Their relationship …

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