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Don’t Miss List: “Favorite” Heresies, Don’t Trust Your Heart, How to Reach the Suffering and More
This list has been a long time coming. Quite a bit of ground to cover, since I haven’t done this for awhile. I’ll start with the most timely subjects: “This is the last spastic breath from the Religious Right before … Continue reading
Posted in Bookshelf, Christian Life, Discernment, Uncategorized
Tagged abuse, Bible, book review, christianity, false teaching, follow your heart, grief, Heresy, hypocrisy, Jesus Always, Jesus Calling, pain, politics, religious right, sadness, salvation, Sarah Young, sin, sin nature, suffering, theology, Tim Challies, Unglued
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Sharing the Housewife Theologian’s Review of ‘Fervent’
Priscilla Shirer’s new book, Fervent, is doing well, if Amazon rankings mean anything. Since I haven’t read it and don’t intend to, I wanted to share a review Aimee Byrd (The Housewife Theologian) published recently.
Posted in Bookshelf, Christian Life, Discernment
Tagged Aimee Byrd, book review, Books, fervent, Prayer, Priscilla Shirer, Repentance, Scripture, sin, spiritual warfare, theology, war room, women's books
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Don’t Miss List: Driscoll’s Resignation Letter, Historical Jesus and More
I have a few things to share before the weekend begins.
Don’t Miss List: A Review of Enns’ Book, Marriage and Poor Theology in 140 Characters or Less
Lots of great material to pass along this week. So First Things first.
Posted in Bookshelf, Christian Life, Discernment, Sermons
Tagged Agatha Christie, Bible interpretation, book review, Books, Catalyst, Church Growth, emergent church, gospel, Kaballah, Mark Batterson, Marriage, Peter Enns, podcast, Rob Bell, seeker-sensitive, the Bible tells me so, theology, Twitter, Zimzum
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Confessions of a Law Addict
I confess. I’m addicted to the law. If you’ve ever read the account of the prodigal son and identified with the older brother, or read the passage about the woman caught in adultery and (if you’re being honest with yourself ) you … Continue reading
Posted in Bookshelf, Christian Life, Giveaway, Personal Reflections
Tagged antinomianism, book review, confessions, giveaway, gospel, grace, law, law and gospel, legalism, One Way Love, Tullian Tchividjian
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