Here’s my latest collection of thought-provoking reads:
Eleven Practices for Growing Love.
Could a Lack of Purpose Be Stealing Your Joy?
Anxious for Nothing: Addressing the Worry I Can’t Explain, HT to Challies. This is what I wish more people understood about certain types of anxiety and panic attacks: that they’re not a deliberate violation of Phil. 4:6-7 or worry about anything in particular. Some good thoughts about dealing with anxiety.
Intersectionality and the Church, HT to Challies. This post explains the term and demonstrates why it doesn’t work for the church.
Jesus, the Prostitutes, and Transgender Outreach, HT to Challies. “We must never assume that Jesus’ loving welcome of prostitutes indicates the slightest endorsement or toleration of their sin. Notice how Jesus explained his behavior: ‘Those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick’ (Mt. 9:12). Jesus said that he came to cure people of their sinful disorder – that is, to remove it and render them free from it – but not to promote or explore its experience. When he added, “I desire mercy and not sacrifice” (Mt. 9:13), the mercy he offered was deliverance from sin to his righteousness.”
When Parents Feel Like We Are Mostly Failing Most of the Time, particularly in regard to modern technology.
I Illustrated National Parks In America Based On Their Worst Review and I Hope They Will Make You Laugh, HT to Challies. One-star reviews are often ridiculous, but never more so than these. Loved how this artist turned them around.
Don’t forget to set your clocks back an hour tonight (bah, humbug).
And to end with a smile:
Happy Saturday!
thank you Barbara.
You’re welcome. 🙂
Barbara, thanks so much for including a link to one of my posts. And, I loved the article by Tim Challies. It was beyond helpful for me! And, your video at the bottom had me laughing. I hope you have a great weekend!
Thank you, Jeanne, and I hope you do, too! I just discovered the folks who did that video have several more, and I am looking for an opportunity to watch more.
ha ha on the yard sale video! I saw the National Parks thing somewhere earlier this week — love that type of art, and it’s really funny with the sayings (although I have to confess to relating to the Grand Tetons one in the midst of our 7-mile “surprise” hike there!). Off to read the anxiety article you linked to …
I remember your talking about that hike. I think they’d have to carry me. 🙂