Top Links for February 2021

I’m trying out a new section of Top Links that share recommendations. Let me know what you think!

• Article: Cardio for the Man Who Hates Cardio: The Benefits of Rucking. I’ve done this for about a year and love it. Rucking is walking with a weighted backpack. I fill my backpack with 35 lbs. of sandbags to make our family walks a better workout for me. It not only builds strength, it burns more calories than just walking.
• TV Show: How the States Got their Shapes. An engaging show that lives up to its name. (I’m not sure if it is streaming anywhere for free, but I use my library’s app to watch it.)
• TV Show: The Most Dangerous Ways to School (Prime Video and YouTube). This documentary series follows kids from all over the world on their dangerous ways to school. My two-year-old daughter enjoys this too since she sees kids and animals! Watch the trailer.

Free eBook: Passion: How Christ’s Final Day Changes Your Every Day by Mike McKinley

Free Logos Book: 1 Peter (The Two Horizons New Testament Commentary | THNTC) by Joel Green. Also check out Logos’ Monthly Sale.

If you’re interested in how big tech is impacting world governments and the future of free speech, check out Jason Thacker’s article Toward a public theology for a technological age.

A Model for Loving Your Spouse Through Suffering by Bill Pence. We all need good examples like this!

Why the West is Antihistorical by Tim Challies, where he summarizes some of Carl Trueman’s thoughts on history.

The False Gospel of Assuming the Worst of Others by Thaddeus Williams

In the Wake of Ravi Zacharias’s Sexual Abuse of Women by Randy Alcorn. I also found this a helpful explanation of the whole Ravi scandal.

Isn’t Teaching Your Faith to Your Children “Indoctrination”? | Andy Bannister

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