Monthly Archives: July 2008
Maureen Dowd, a Catholic Priest, and Marriage: It’s Actually Pretty Helpful
This post is, I mean. It’s entitled “An Ideal Husband” and it’s written by notable (and single) columnist Maureen Dowd and published in today’s New York Times. In the piece, Dowd cites at length the wisdom of a 79-year-old celibate … Continue reading
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Maureen Dowd, a Catholic Priest, and Marriage: It’s Actually Pretty Helpful
This post is, I mean. It’s entitled “An Ideal Husband” and it’s written by notable (and single) columnist Maureen Dowd and published in today’s New York Times. In the piece, Dowd cites at length the wisdom of a 79-year-old celibate … Continue reading
Filed under Bible, God, Holy Spirit, marriage, maureen dowd, new york times
The Week-est Link, July 11, 2008
1. Over at the CBMW blog, Brent Nelson has some helpful thoughts on what Paul’s comment on women being saved through childbearing in 1 Timothy 2:15 means. I’m preaching on this passage this weekend, so I found his comments particularly … Continue reading
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Extremely Helpful Thoughts on Whether or Not You Should Do a PhD as a Christian
Following a link from Justin Taylor, I found this blog post by Regent’s John Stackhouse extremely helpful in evaluating the often confounding question of whether one should do a PhD. The article targets evangelical students who are (primarily) considering a … Continue reading
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The Importance of Bible Memorization, or, the Miracle of the Bible Applied to the Mind
Dr. Andy Davis of the First Baptist Church of Durham, North Carolina recently spoke at the 2008 National Founder’s Conference on “The Importance of Filling Your Life with Scripture.” Dr. Davis is a very faithful pastor who emphasizes the theme … Continue reading
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Books of Note: Bob Kauflin’s "Worship Matters"
I have recently come into possession of a number of new Crossway titles, several of which are well worth reading. The first is pastor and musician Bob Kauflin’s book on worship, Worship Matters (Crossway, 2008). Here’s a synopsis of the … Continue reading
Books of Note: Bob Kauflin’s "Worship Matters"
I have recently come into possession of a number of new Crossway titles, several of which are well worth reading. The first is pastor and musician Bob Kauflin’s book on worship, Worship Matters (Crossway, 2008). Here’s a synopsis of the … Continue reading
Books of Note: Bob Kauflin’s "Worship Matters"
I have recently come into possession of a number of new Crossway titles, several of which are well worth reading. The first is pastor and musician Bob Kauflin’s book on worship, Worship Matters (Crossway, 2008). Here’s a synopsis of the … Continue reading
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The Week-est Link, July 4, 2008
1. The New York Times is chronicling the changes on American college campuses as professors whose careers began in the ’60s retire. Perhaps we’ll see more of an openness to conservatives in the future. One can hope so. 2. It’s … Continue reading
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Southern Baptists and Hip Hop: No, I’m Not Making This Up
Just go here and see what I’m talking about. Russ Moore, dean of the 4400-student Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, the flagship Southern Baptist seminary, interviews the Christian rapper Flame while guest-hosting the Albert Mohler radio program. For those of you … Continue reading
