You know how to read. I know that. But sometimes a little guidance on how to get control over that growing stack of books on your night stand (or wherever your favorite place to stack things is) would be helpful. Here are six tips from Al Mohler: Maintain regular reading projects. Work through major sections […]
Read More Reading TipsIn a recent post, Bob Kauflin wrote, “I once heard someone say that books don’t change people — sentences do. If I glean two or three sentences from a book that affect the way I think and the way I live, that’s time well invested. So I read.” I find it virtually impossible to read […]
Read More Books and transformationToday’s blog on Desiring God contained a helpful commentary, “On Reading.” It is worth reading (as are the links it provides to other encouragements to read). There have never been more good books (nor more bad books, too) available than what we have available today. And most of them can be delivered to our doors […]
Read More Something worth reading about readingAt the recent Ligonier Conference, in a brief exhortation, Joel Beeke offered nine reasons to read the Puritans: The Puritans will help shape your life according to the Bible. Puritan writings will show you how to integrate Biblical doctrine into daily life by: addressing your mind, confronting your conscience by exposing specific sins and asking […]
Read More Nine reasons to read the PuritansThe Handwriting Is on the Wall, says the Washington Post. On the 2006 SAT, only 15% of the test takers completed the essay portion in long hand. The rest printed their essays. Why? Writing in cursive is an art lost to the presence of keyboard, researchers say. So my question is, if the keyboard has […]
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Words of Grace 