Monthly Archives: May 2008
A Reflection On What It Is Like to Live in the Stream of God’s Blessing (To Live as a Christian)
I don’t count myself especially sentimental, and I don’t like it when preachers or others let poignancy substitute for exegesis and application. Once in a while, though, you come across a story that hits you at your core. I love … Continue reading
Filed under berry mauve or muted wine, Christ, crucifixion, God, hope, marriage, sex, t. suzanne ellder
A Reflection On What It Is Like to Live in the Stream of God’s Blessing (To Live as a Christian)
I don’t count myself especially sentimental, and I don’t like it when preachers or others let poignancy substitute for exegesis and application. Once in a while, though, you come across a story that hits you at your core. I love … Continue reading
Filed under berry mauve or muted wine, Christ, crucifixion, God, hope, marriage, sex, t. suzanne ellder
A Reflection On What It Is Like to Live in the Stream of God’s Blessing (To Live as a Christian)
I don’t count myself especially sentimental, and I don’t like it when preachers or others let poignancy substitute for exegesis and application. Once in a while, though, you come across a story that hits you at your core. I love … Continue reading
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The Week-est Link, May 9, 2008: The Dark Knight, a Theology of Rap, and More
1. Westminster professor Bill Edgar gave a lecture on the theology of rap music a few years back. My friend Andy Naselli tipped me to the lecture, and I think that you will find it positively engrossing and illuminating. Dr. … Continue reading
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A Fascinating Piece from the New York Times Detailing the Injuries of Female Athletes
Michael Sokolove has published what will be a national conversation-starter in the New York Times magazine that will come out this weekend. In “The Uneven Playing Field,” Sokolove details at tremendous length the high injury risks girls and women face … Continue reading
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What Kids Are Reading Nowadays, and How it Relates to the Greatest Commandment
Ninth-12th Grade 1. “To Kill a Mockingbird,” Harper Lee2. “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows”3. “Of Mice and Men,” John Steinbeck4. “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone”5. “A Child Called ‘It,’ ” Dave Pelzer –Source, Seattle Times This selection is … Continue reading
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