Grace and peace to you today, my friends.
(Yesterday on the blog: 40 Random Pieces of Advice for the Christian Life)
I found this a very helpful cross-cultural look at punctuality. “The English phrase ‘don’t waste your time’ has an equivalent in Spanish: ‘no pierdas el tiempo’, which strictly translated means ‘don’t lose [the] time’. There is, nonetheless, a subtle difference between the English and the Spanish. Whereas a Westerner feels they can control time (by deciding whether to waste it or not), a Latin American feels they cannot control time (it gets lost).”
I think you’ll enjoy this new song from CityAlight. It’s another good one!
Ligonier Theological Study Guides
Ligonier Ministries has recently begun posting a series of theological study guides. Nick Batzig has rounded them up for us.
“When we asked a gardener friend, he told us that the absence of difficulty was not the solution to their problem. It was the problem. The trouble for our seedlings—the trouble that made them weak—was that they had no trouble. Without at least some exposure to the elements, they would never grow strong.” There’s a lesson
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