Something to Chew On
“…provocative language and sweeping generalizations usually provoke, nurture, and justify the worst tendencies in human nature, rather than furthering the outworking of our redemption.” -David Powlison
“…provocative language and sweeping generalizations usually provoke, nurture, and justify the worst tendencies in human nature, rather than furthering the outworking of our redemption.” -David Powlison
They have healed the wound of my people lightly, saying, ‘Peace, peace,’ when there is no peace. Were they ashamed when they committed abomination? No, they were not at all ashamed; they did not… Continue Reading
Iain Murray, whom I respect greatly, has written an article giving some cautions for expository preaching. Honestly, I’m not sure I agree. (Maybe I’ll explain later). Colin Adams is discussing this article on his blog. 7 Lessons on Suffering from… Continue Reading
Bob Marley fans will be excited about this Live 2 Disc-Set : RED, a Christian metal band, has a new CD out called Until We Have Faces. From Amazon: RED’s anticipated third studio project unleashes a torrential outpouring of in-your-face… Continue Reading