We live in a distracted age, and it is changing how we live and interact. We will each have to give an account to God for our time spent on earth, a fact that should cause fear. That’s one reason why I appreciate Justin Whitmel Earley’s recommended habit of avoiding distractions as an act of […]
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Is Critical Race Theory Compatible with Christianity?
Among Christians (even many of my friends) there are different definitions of the term “social justice.” That’s one of the reasons the debate about social justice can be tricky. Whether you like the term “social justice” or not, Bible-believing Christians can agree that God is a God of justice who calls us to act justly […]
Today’s Links (02.05.2020)
Hey friends! Hope you’ve had a great start to 2020. I think moving forward I’ll share these link round-up posts once per month. Hope it serves you well! ChristianAudio free book of the month Free eBook: 1 Samuel for You by Tim Chester from the God’s Word for You Series (which I really like) Logos […]
A New Thought-Provoking Documentary on a Biblical Theology of the Supernatural
FaithlifeTV just released a 70-minute documentary version of Dr. Michael Heiser’s biblical theology of the supernatural, The Unseen Realm (and its popular-level handling Supernatural: What the Bible Teaches about the Unseen World—And Why It Matters). Here’s how a reviewer for Themelios described the book: A fundamental Christian belief is the existence of the supernatural. However, in The Unseen […]
Three New(ish) Podcasts to Help You Get into God’s Word
We live in truly privileged times in terms of the amount of free resources available to teach us the Bible in the English language. While I’m trying to listen to less podcasts overall, I always like to have resources to help me get into God’s Word and meditate on it. Below you’ll find three solid […]
