Two more thoughts about Reformation Day
At the beginning of the Reformation and at the end of his life (“We are beggars, this is true,” the …
Monthly Archives: October 2010
Sunday Leftovers (10/31/10)
After thinking this morning about the Reformation and the theology of the Reformation, here are a few links that will …
Basics of the Reformation
Tomorrow we recognize Reformation Day — the anniversary of the posting of Martin Luther’s 95 theses on the door of …
Finding free Christian Kindle books
I’ve had a Kindle for a few months now, and have discovered a few ways to purchase books at reduced …
Why some Reformers were martyred
Queen Mary was known as “Bloody Mary” for a reason — some 288 Reformers were burned at the stake under …
Grab bag
Russell Moore answers the question, “Is My Music Warping My Child?” Two points he makes, and one reaction of my …
Here I Stand
Here is something to help you prepare for Reformation Sunday this week — one of the great affirmations of commitment …
Tantalized by the pursuit of pleasure
Tantalus was a mythological Greek king who stole ambrosia from the gods. For this crime, King Tantalus was sentenced to …
Martin Luther: In His Own Words
For a short time, Christian Audio is offering the work, Martin Luther: In His Own Words for free. Just go …
Where I was last night
Encouraged by self-examination and confession
“If you are truly trusting in Christ, you can’t confess a sin for which God has not provided forgiveness in …
Voyage of the Dawn Treader
You will rarely find me talking about movies. But the latest adaptation of one of C. S. Lewis’ books from …
When confession may not be confession
There is a reason that not all confessions result in real reconciliation: (HT: Challies)
Deceptive desires
It was when she was at the peak of her fame and fortune with 146 tournament victories behind her, married …
An amazing testimony of God’s grace
I regularly listen to the interviews produced by 9 Marks. This month’s conversation is with Mez McConnell — probably a …
