Fast From Food, Not Facebook
I cannot fully convey how much I agree with this article. For years I’ve pushed back against the idea that fasting from social media is a valid engagement with this valuable spiritual discipline. It’s not. While I can appreciate those who have specific medical conditions that prevent them from biblical fasting (food), I completely agree with Tim on this one. And while we’re here quit calling the Daniel Fast biblical too. It’s a health gimmick thinly veiled. The End.
Learning a “Different World”: Loving Families with Special Needs
I have yet to meet a parent of a child with special needs who brags about methods, achievements, plans or systems. Parents of children with special needs, specifically those in the church, are some of the most humble people I know. They’re not quick to give advice or dispense wisdom, yet I learn much from their lives and how they patiently care for their children. We learn humility best by watching it at work in others. Many of these parents are beautiful examples for us to follow.
Ten Things To Do While You’re Waiting
Before you ask, no this post isn’t talking about alternatives to the fidget spinner.
The Mission of the Church is Eternal
This week I’m preparing a sermon on mission from John 4, and this popped up. Let’s be people who live as part of the church, and not just attend.
Carl Trueman – Reformation 500 Event
Registration closes Wednesday 19 July 2017 @ 5:00pm.
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