Good morning. Grace and peace to you.
Today’s Kindle deals include some especially interesting books, like D.A. Carson’s must-read account of his father’s life and Lucy Austen’s telling of Elisabeth Elliot’s. I’m also reasonably certain I haven’t seen Reeves’ Theologians You Should Know on sale before.
Whatever Happened to Postmillennialism?
That’s a good question. When postmillennialism was once so popular, especially in the United States, why is it so rare now?
The True Gift of Discernment Humbly Displays the Fruit of the Spirit
Randy Alcorn: “Unfortunately, what some call a spirit of discernment might simply be a critical spirit. It becomes easy to take the spiritual high ground—judge and condemn and label and categorize people—because the ‘gift’ entitles them to do so. Hence, the Bible’s warnings against unrighteously judging and condemning somehow don’t apply to them. Honestly (and I hate to say this), I have rarely met someone who says they have the gift of discernment who does not display a critical spirit.”
Announcing the 2026 Missionary National Conference: The Lord Who Sends
Today, in some places, there is only silence: no Scripture, no gospel, no church. Entire peoples still wait. Entire
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