4 Questions: Tim Challies and Justin Taylor on Blogging
I enjoyed reading this.
5 Reasons I Read Authors With Whom I Disagree
I try to do the same.
It’s Submission, Not Subjection
Very helpful distinction.
His reasoning here is quite interesting.
On Peace and Progress in the Southern Baptist Convention
Yes, may it be so.
A Warning To Those Who Work With Words
Worth heeding.
Dangers of Non-Christocentric Preaching: A Displaced Gospel
Amen.
Five Truths from 10 Years of Discipleship Research
It’s true, if we aren’t making disciples we aren’t doing church.
The last two churches I’ve served I’ve noticed this. Seems like an “A” crowd and a “B” crowd and they both come about every 1-3 weeks:
Hi, thanks for the 31 days prayer for son calendar. I realized that some of the prayers do not end with in Jesus name. Any particular reason?
I haven’t looked over every one of these, my guess would be a diversity of authors. While we always pray “in Jesus name” I don’t believe it is biblically necessary to say those particular words. Helpful, yes. That’s why I tend to do it. But my guess is that some of our authors don’t necessarily pray exactly that way. Thanks for your question.