Good morning! Grace and peace to you today.
This week’s special from Westminster Books is 50% off the excellent new biography of R.C. Sproul, which I reviewed here.
A Catechism on Brotherly Kindness
This is an excellent brief catechism on brotherly kindness. “Q. What cools Affection many a time among good men? A. Their affections are often cooled by their differing in some points more remote from the vitals of Christianity; or perhaps their different ways of expressing the same great truths, and their groundless jealousies and hard censuring of one another, because of these differences. Besides, their selfish passions and interfering interests many a time abate their affection to one another.”
Nick Batzig: “Since the advent of the internet, globalized news has become a localized phenomenon. Information about some event or tragedy that happened on the other side of the world becomes our news. What would have taken several months to reach a certain part of the world now takes seconds. We are more informed than ever, and simultaneously more stressed out and outraged than ever.”
20 Tweet-sized Lessons for the Chairman of the Elders
This is a helpful article from Isaac
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