I do not often provide an anthology of other blog posts, but there are some recently that have piqued my interest.
Let’s begin with Australian Bill Muehlenberg who offers a look at how a commitment to relevance, using as Brian Houston and Hillsong as example, greatly weakens the message and mission of the gospel.
Online acquaintance, Vanessa Rasanen, wrote a piece for The Federalist looking at the double standard culture conveys in cases of suicide, comparing reactions to the death of Robin Williams with the intentions of Brittany Maynard.
In addition, Vanessa shares in her personal blog why she is a lousy mom—mainly because she acts like a parent. (Radical, I know.)
Closer to my home, Glenn Chatfield shares an anonymous poem on the steadfastness of God’s Word.
Another local acquaintance speaking of Holy Writ, Sean Lillis, offers his thoughts on the benefits of Bible software, but the necessity for prayerful diligence in studying the Scriptures.
Lastly, there is this humorous post from Larry Peters.
Let’s begin with Australian Bill Muehlenberg who offers a look at how a commitment to relevance, using as Brian Houston and Hillsong as example, greatly weakens the message and mission of the gospel.
Online acquaintance, Vanessa Rasanen, wrote a piece for The Federalist looking at the double standard culture conveys in cases of suicide, comparing reactions to the death of Robin Williams with the intentions of Brittany Maynard.
In addition, Vanessa shares in her personal blog why she is a lousy mom—mainly because she acts like a parent. (Radical, I know.)
Closer to my home, Glenn Chatfield shares an anonymous poem on the steadfastness of God’s Word.
Another local acquaintance speaking of Holy Writ, Sean Lillis, offers his thoughts on the benefits of Bible software, but the necessity for prayerful diligence in studying the Scriptures.
Lastly, there is this humorous post from Larry Peters.
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