Gospel Prism

I love this post by Mark Altrogge on life when things don’t go the way you plan.

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Anyone who knows me knows that I am a rabid Yankee fan. in the Bay Area, especially in my church, sometimes I feel like the Yankee General Custer. But alas, such is the life of the fan of 26 world championships. But I digress. You have to read CJ’s post on […]

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Al Mohler gives some great wisdom on a good way to read the bible to your kids. These are just the basic points. You can go to his blog to get the whole story:
1. Read at a specific time set as part of the ritual of the child’s life.
2. Read in a clear […]

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1. He would speak ill of you behind your back (Matt 26:14-15).
2. He would be thinking of ways he could hurt you, but with a smile (Matt 26:16).
3. He would find ways to cut corners at work, to cheat on his taxes. He would inflate the numbers as the CFO of a […]

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This quote speaks volumes to the Christian about how great grace is and how practical it is to fight sin (Andrew Bonar, The Memoirs of Robert Murray McCheyne, 151-152). Enjoy!
I ought to confess the sins of my confessions,–their imperfections, sinful aims, self-righteous tendency, etc.,–and to look to Christ as having confessed my sins perfectly […]

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I am afraid I was, and sometimes still am, replacing worship with music. It’s the balance between allowing culture to affect me and yet being in the culture that I live in, which I believe is absolutely a necessity as a Christian (Matthew 5:13-16). I love music of all types. I would […]

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David Wells posts on George Barna’s poll to ‘Christians’ about alternatives to the local church. In other words, these are people who call themselves Christians but don’t believe the local church is a necessity to faith. Here are their alternatives that they found biblically acceptable (the parentheses show the % of people polled […]

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Dane has a great post on describing for those of us who are NPP illiterate, 7 foundational beliefs New Perspectives on Paul advocates have.

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I saw this clip of ER on Justin Taylor’s blog. It really does make you wonder how this was on TV. I think if I was dying and I heard a chaplain speak to me about some amorphous guilt and solution, I might have reacted as he did. Liberal Christianity has no […]

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Finally, a larger ESV compact is coming out. I think they must have heard from the eyesight-compromised among us, which is virtually the whole world because the ESV compact is so tiny in font.

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