May the God of love and peace be with you today.
Today’s Kindle deals include a collection of systematic theologies.
(Yesterday on the blog: Was It A Waking Dream?)
Death, Miracles, and Tears: The Loss of a Baby
This is a heart-rending story from Cameroon. “About three years ago I took a girl in our village named Mami to get an ultrasound. At the clinic I met her boyfriend named Koo who was visibly concerned about her pregnancy. So much so that he made a deal with God: if his baby survived, he would dedicate his life to the Lord.”
In what ways are sinners both active and passive in their salvation?
Michael Reeves explains in this video from a Ligonier conference.
Familiarity breeds contempt, they say. It can also breed apathy, as this article shows.
“In a world of spin and marketing, self-promotion and self-pity, Facebook comment sections and Twitter mobs, we are drowning in a typhoon of words poorly used, carelessly cast, angrily angled. When words are many, transgression is certainly not lacking (Prov. 10:19).”
What is “Progressive” Christianity?
“One of the benefits of studying church history is that
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