"And night will be no more. They will need no light of lamp or sun, for the Lord God will be their light, and they will reign forever and ever."
I’ve noticed there is a challenge going around on Facebook. If you like the post of someone who is doing the challenge, you are challenged to post a statement of the following form once a day for a week:
“God is [attribute].”
Continue reading “7 Attributes of God: A Facebook Challenge”
At the beginning of summer, the authors of this blog posted reading lists of books we would read over summer. This is an update on what Grant has read this summer, since he leaves for Malawi tomorrow, and tonight (to be spent at Dodger Stadium as Zack Greinke pitches a gem) marks the end of his summer. For the original post, see here. Continue reading “End of Summer Reading List Update, 2015 (Grant)”
I apologize for the title image, but jokes involving Thomas the Tank Engine and actual brooks are practically obligatory when talking about Thomas Brooks.
And now for something completely different: A review of a movie review.
Christians will endeavor to improve and redeem our time, as befits those to whom the command of Ephesians 5:16 was given. As summer starts, many of us do that by reading books, to improve and refine our analytical, philosophical, and theological powers of thought, to the application of both our own personal worldviews and daily lives. In light of these undertakings, the authors of this blog think it will be of great edification to ourselves and our readers that such books as we will be reading here be disclosed. In this post, Grant will list those books he intends to read this summer. Chris and Calvin’s respective lists are forthcoming in future weeks. We hope you may perhaps find a book here that would be helpful to your spiritual growth. And please feel free to comment with questions regarding these books or with reading suggestions of your own. Continue reading “Some Summer Reading, Part I: Grant’s List”
Citizens & Sons 