I expect the same is true for many of you, that you’re finding the restrictions tightening day-by-day. As of tomorrow, all non-essential businesses in Ontario must close and, while we aren’t formally under lockdown, we are expected to now stay home for two weeks.
Today’s Kindle deals include Zondervan’s Counterpoints series, the Christ-Centered Exposition Commentary series, and the New American Commentary series.
Logos March Madness has wrapped up and there are all kinds of great deals to be had (with NICOT/NICNT emerging the winner and, therefore, marked at 60% off).
(Yesterday on the blog: How the World Worshipped on One of the Most Unusual Sundays in Church History)
Where Two or Three Are Gathered
Tony Payne reflects on the gathered-yet-not-gathered nature of online services. “Apart from theological issues, when we try to express what exactly is missing in a virtual church or small group, it can be hard to put into words. We might still share the word together and pray together; even sing (awkwardly) together. But there is a power in physical presence and physical gathering that we can’t replace—of experiencing other people as embodied persons (for that is what we are); of seeing them, and listening
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