Good morning. Grace and peace to you.
Today’s Kindle deals include a collection of titles from Crossway.
(Yesterday on the blog: How Little It Takes To Be Happy (And How Much To Be Wretched))
The Unmatched Impact of Being Christians in Front of Each Other
Casey McCall eschews that whole “if necessary use words” philosophy of evangelism but still wants people to consider the necessity of behaving like Christians in front of others.
You Could Be Faithful With Your Frailty
Glenna Marshall: “There is much in the Christian life that demands us to be faithful with our frailty. Beyond admitting our weaknesses and inability to save ourselves comes the long charge to suffer with the glory of Jesus in view.”
Parents, Discipline Your Little Children
William Boekestein writes about the importance of disciplining little children. “Proverbs 13:24 isn’t saying that physical discipline is the only way. And surely there will be a cut-off age for spanking your children, perhaps somewhere between age six and ten. As children grow the discipline they receive should become more nuanced, and better matched to their changing situations. If older children fail to do a chore, make them do it with added penalties.”
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