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Keller’s Relaunched Redeemer Church Planting Center

Just heard word of this.  Sounds cool. Redeemer Church Planting Center is now Redeemer City to City. Please visit our new website. We hope you will download resources, write a blog, or support our ministry online. Looks like this new … Continue reading

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The Link 12.11.09: Dockers on Manhood, Centered-Set Churches, and the New Scientocracy

1. A buddy of mine tipped me off to this crazy Docker’s “Man-ifesto”.  It’s actually really good.  Readers of this agitated little blog will recognize some familiar themes. Clearly, folks in the culture beyond our Christian circles are seeing a … Continue reading

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Carl Trueman on How to Keep One’s Soul in the Academy

A powerful exhortation by Carl Trueman to theological students to cling to the local church from the most recent Themelios: The temptation for a theological student at this point, of course, is to make the obvious answer to this: well, … Continue reading

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Al Mohler and Walter Price on the Young Guns

One of the most encouraging trends in evangelical church life that I’ve seen recently is the engagement of the older and younger generations of pastors and church leaders.  Instead of standing apart from and casting aspersions at one another, current … Continue reading

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Christianity and Money: Two Recent Stories from The Atlantic

The Atlantic has recently published two stories that touch on Christianity and money.  The first, “Did Christianity Cause the Crash?” by Hanna Rosin, covers the prosperity gospel.  Here’s a snapshot from the piece that touches on Joel Osteen: Your Best … Continue reading

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New England Ministry: An AP Report on Encouraging Developments and Discouraging Trends

From an Associated Press story linked on John Starke’s blog: Trinity College’s American Religious Identification Survey released this year showed New England overtaking the Pacific Northwest as the least religious region in the country. Twenty-two percent of respondents here said … Continue reading

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Hunter Baker on Sex, Science, and the Left

Hunter Baker is a sharp dude out of Houston Baptist University who just published a piece on the Salvo magazine website entitled “Facts Evasion: When it Comes to Sex, the Left Hates Science.” I commend the piece to you–it’s apologetically … Continue reading

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Kantzer Lectures with Stephen Williams Are Up

As an employee of the Henry Center at TEDS, I’m glad to pass on that the Kantzer Lectures with Stephen Williams are now posted free of charge for the viewing of the general public.  You will find the lectures professionally … Continue reading

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Together for Adoption: Live-Blogs from All Six Sessions

Just saw that the Together for Adoption conference, held this past weekend in Franklin, TN, drew over 600 people.  Praise God for that response. It’s also great to see that Zach Nielsen live-blogged the whole conference.  His summaries are available … Continue reading

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David Brooks: We Need a Moral Economic Awakening

NYT columnist David Brooks has a thoughtful column out today called “The Next Culture War” that suggests that the shameful levels of debt our country is now carrying are a moral issue.  He’s got a great point, I think, though … Continue reading

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