1.31.2008
1.22.2008
Cross-Centered Parenting
If you've an interest in parenting that is God-glorifying, you ought to listen here.
On Interpreting the Bible
Dale Davis writes (The Word Became Fresh),
...I wonder if a good chunk of our hermeneutical problem may simply be a heart problem. Maybe we get off the track in our interpretation because our eyes are fastened on the wrong object. I often feel like the spiritual pigmy I am when I read the words of the sons of Korah in Psalm 43.3-4:
O send out thy light and thy truth;
let them lead me,
Then I will go to the altar of God,
to God my exceeding joy...
God - my exceeding joy. Do I usually think of him that way? Seek Him as such? Have this God as the center of my vision? Must he, should he not be such even in - especially in - my biblical interpretation? Maybe our problem is a spiritual one....Maybe it's a matter of worship.
Preaching on Suffering
C. J. Mahaney shows us how. Download it here:
Of course, more than teaching us how to preach, he teaches us how to live.
Of course, more than teaching us how to preach, he teaches us how to live.
1.15.2008
1.04.2008
Christians in Politics
Here is a powerful example. Sometimes we glorify God more in the way we handle our failures....
- the following is from Justin Taylor's Blog:
- the following is from Justin Taylor's Blog:
Romney and Rumors
Joe Carter apologizes. Here's the full post:Earlier this week I made reference to a rumor going around about Mitt Romney. Several readers--including a few men who I respect greatly--gently chastised me for making the remark. As my friend Steve Camp wrote in a comment, "You dishonor the FRC and the body of Christ by joining in on this type of negative pandering.Look here for context/ background.My initial reaction upon hearing such criticism was to become defensive and offer rationalizations for my action. I wanted to justify my behavior by pointing to my pure motives and good intentions. I wanted to say that they were wrong and I was innocent.
But they are right; I am guilty of behaving shamefully. I owe an apology not only to Mitt Romney but to all of the readers of this blog. I am truly sorry that I stopped so low as to spread such gossip.
My disgrace is compounded by the fact that I had to be chided by my friends rather than being pricked by my own conscience. And instead of immediately admitting my wrongdoing I tried to ignore it. I certainly deserve the damage this will do to my reputation and hope that it is anomalous action and not reflective of my true character.
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