There are some solid Kindle deals today from IV Press.
A reminder for those who prefer to listen: Many of my articles go out as an audio blog (i.e. podcast). You can find details here.
(Canadians only: Amazon has finally done a one-day board game sale at their Canadian store.)
There Are No Extraordinary Means
I’ll declare this the article of the day. “When you’re removed from something in this way, removed enough to recognize it as something other and not just swim in it, you probably have a better angle of vision on it than others. And I think one thing that these older Christians saw within ambition was a rule of diminishing return with spiritual side effects. It’s what I’m learning right now in my own life and thinking: There’s always something else.”
Don’t Confuse Spirituality with Righteousness
This is a good warning from R.C. Sproul. “Over the years I’ve had many young Christians ask me how to be more spiritual or more pious. Rare has been the earnest student who said, ‘Teach me how to be righteous.’ Why, I wondered, does anybody want to be spiritual? What is the purpose of spirituality? What use is there
To continue...read the full-length post originally published on this site.
