Monthly Archives: October 2007
Friday Links
Here’s the link roundup for this Friday–I’ve got some gems for you: 1. Make sure that you go to the website of the New England Center for Expository Preaching. If you have not heard of this vital ministry, well, here’s … Continue reading
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Free Contraception for Middle-Schoolers, and Planned Parenthood in the Mall: The Mainstreaming of Abortion
You can imagine my shock when I looked up at the news channel and saw the headline, “Maine School to Give Contraception to Middle-Schoolers.” I was initially surprised to see the word “Maine” on a tv newscast. This is not … Continue reading
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Do We Seek the Conversion of Countries–or People?
I recently read evangelical historian Mark Noll’s masterwork, America’s God. Published in 2002 by Oxford, the book traces the relationship between Christianity and political life in America from a theological perspective. Or, to put it differently, America’s God is theological … Continue reading
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In Evangelism, You Are the Need, and You Are the Answer
Many of us struggle with evangelism. I’ve talked about that on here before. It’s not a new topic, either on this blog or in the life of the Christian. But that hasn’t stopped me from thinking about it in recent … Continue reading
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Sometimes, the Only Halo Related to the Youth Is a Game…
Well, I’m being a little fascetious there. But you can excuse me, I think–it was too fun to pass up. This is a fun discussion, and I’m thankful for everyone who’s chimed in. Very stimulating stuff. Essentially, I think that … Continue reading
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Youth Groups, Halo 3, and the Evangelistic Imperative
Note: I am leaving this piece up for today (Wednesday) because of the response it has attracted. I’ll continue my commentary on the issues it raises tomorrow. The New York Times published a piece yesterday on how church youth groups … Continue reading
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Occasionally, a Work of Breathtaking Beauty Appears…
And today, it’s Mat Kearney’s song, “Breathe In Breathe Out.” Those who follow this blog will know that I greatly enjoy the music of Mr. Kearney, and I wholeheartedly encourage you to watch the video. I don’t exactly understand the … Continue reading
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"Mommy Jobs" and the Refusal to Accept the Process of Aging
I recently read a story in the New York Times about a new surgical phenomenon known as “Mommy jobs” in which women who have given birth to children undergo surgery costing in the tens of thousands of dollars to reshape … Continue reading
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John MacArthur in Stretchy Pants
I’ve been on the road for a few days, but I’m back, and I’m here to give you what you were previously lacking in life: a picture of Dr. John MacArthur, renowned preacher of the Word of God, in what … Continue reading
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