The God of peace be with you on this fine day.
(Yesterday on the blog: The Danger of Being a Sermon Critic)
Notes on Staying Sane in an Election Year
With the U.S. entering into an election year, Jake Meador has some notes on staying sane through it all. “Participation in electoral politics in a system such as the United States’s is quite complicated and virtually always involves making compromises. If you find yourself conversing with a Christian brother or sister who has voted in a way that offends or perplexes you, the best thing to do is simply ask them about their decision and then listen to their response without becoming triggered or cutting them off mid-sentence so you can say something offensive and unnecessary.”
We Need Leaders Calling the Church to Faithfulness Out of Love, Not Resentment Disguised as Courage
Daniel Darling reflects on some of the recent polemics meant to slam evangelicalism. “Some have had good but hard words we need to hear. But most suffer from the same problems which make their attempt at being prophetic fall on deaf ears…”
Looking for God in All the Wrong Places
Lara considers the human tendency to look
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