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40 Questions About Salvation


Keeping this one simple… from the publisher site: This newest contribution to the 40 Questions series continues the tradition of excellent research presented in clear, user-friendly writing. 40 Questions About Salvation makes sense of one of Christianity’s most disputed doctrines, covering the … Continue reading

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Lay It Down — one more introduction


“Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends. You are my friends if you do what I command you” (John 15:13–14). We read these words in John 15, and take great comfort … Continue reading

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Baja’s Wounded Healer: On the Frontline of the War on Human Trafficking


Virtually speaking, I’ve known John Stevens for close to two decades (although we finally met in person and ate fried chicken on my back porch last year — it’s all in the book . . . OK, briefly alluded to … Continue reading

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Bible-in-Life Curriculum


Let’s ease our new audience in, with a somewhat small-group friendly curriculum (at least at the level I write for). . . . Bible-in-Life. Student book $5.99; teacher guide $10.99. David C. Cook. Bible-in-Life is a multigenerational bible study, from … Continue reading

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So, Let’s Talk Reboot (or, Yet Again into the Breach)


So, not quite as long time no see, but still…. I’ve been thinking a lot about what to keep, what to toss, and what to rehash. 🙂 And here’s where I’ve landed, on all my social-media fronts: First: I don’t … Continue reading

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Long Time No See. Here’s Some Stuff to Read.


Hey there. Been awhile since I’ve wanted to invest energy in blogging (or really, had energy to invest), but this seems like a decent time to start dipping my toe back into the self-promotional waters. But it’s been awhile — … Continue reading

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Out of Our Heads and into the Streets


“The antidote to excessive introspection is not to completely forget myself, but to look more to the Lord Jesus Christ, which leads to thinking rightly—and less often—about myself.” Continue reading

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Learning from the Best


It’s easy to rely on programs and methods to “do church,” both individually and corporately. But as Leslie Hardin reminds us, the church starts with people who follow Christ, period. And if we want to truly follow Christ, there’s very … Continue reading

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Living in the Spirit’s Power


I believe the job of a prophet is to rattle the spiritual cage and wake up sleepy Christians, calling them out to understand the danger we face today. We have come to the point of contentment. We are content with … Continue reading

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Anger Is an Energy—But Where Is It Going?


David Powlison had been on my “gotta get around to reading him” list for quite some time now; I figured he’d been name-checked by too many people I respect to not be worth my time. And now, courtesy of the … Continue reading

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