There has been a lot of good reading on the Web this week. Here are some posts and articles that stood out to me:
Worship with our lives, not just while singing on Sunday morning. Good exposition of what worship actually is.
Bible Study: Working With God on Your Goal, HT to my friend Kim, who, by the way, is doing a 31 Day series on Scripture memory.
It’s Not Just a Guy Thing. Sometimes “the second glance has often already been decided long before the first.”
What If Knowing Your Spiritual Gift Doesn’t Matter? Sometimes we need to just step in to meet a need.
How do you train your children to manage their feelings? I think this is an sometimes an overlooked area of parenting.
When Your Friend Hurts. We need to weep with those who weep, not condemn them for hurting.
You can imagine that the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood would be at odds with A Year of Biblical Womanhood, but I thought this review was balanced and gracious, at least as far as the concerns I’ve had with the book just in the reviews I’ve read. I have it in my Kindle app to read myself some day.
Teaching Boys to Be Respectful.
The Philanthropists: John D. Rockefeller. Sometimes the rich are vilified just by virtue of being rich, but the Bible does not condemn riches: it does instruct us not to trust in them and how to use them. I found this short biography very interesting.
Put the book down. Much as I love books, some times they do get in the way.
The Ultimate Secret to Effective Writing and Preaching.
A Case For Cessationism. I’ve been enjoying Tim Challies’ live-blogging of the “Strange Fire” Conference John MacArthur is having concerning the charismatic movement.
Hope you have a great weekend!
Thanks for the link!