Reaction To The Supreme Court Decision on Same-Sex Marriage

Not a bad video about the US decision to same sex marriage: Reaction To The Supreme Court Decision on Same-Sex Marriage | TGC:

My Perspective on Tullian's Sin

This is a sad thing: Fighting for the Faith: My Perspective on Tullian's Sin:

"As one who has far more data to work with than many others, I must admit that the whole series of events leading up to last Sunday has shaken me to my core. The reason for this is simple. I just witnessed one of the most elaborate satanic schemes pulled off in modern history. The devil concocted the perfect plan to tempt a pastor to sin and the devil left nothing to chance."

Black Is Black, I Want My Country Back

Self identification only gets you so far: Black Is Black, I Want My Country Back | Blog & Mablog:

"Iowahawk nailed our drunk generation to the wall when he said that my gender is apparently what I think it is, while my race is what other people think it is."

The One Thing Bruce Jenner Got Right

Ouch: The One Thing Bruce Jenner Got Right | Blog & Mablog:

"Christ makes all things new. If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. And when God gives us a new heart, it is far more real than the old broken one. In regeneration, God is turning us into people. God takes away the heart of stone, and in evangelical conversion He gives a heart of flesh. So what does God give? He gives a living, beating human heart. He gives a genuine heart. All our surgeons can do is give fake boobs."

Freedom Is . . . a Sexual Ponzi Scheme?

A nice article on our modern arguments for sexual freedom: Freedom Is . . . a Sexual Ponzi Scheme? | Carl R. Trueman | First Things:

"A vision of personhood and freedom reduced to a series of sexual encounters designed to stave off boredom represents a somewhat childish and vacuous philosophy of life. Indeed, this is what now passes for thoughtful and provocative journalism in a quality newspaper and yet I hardly needed to break sweat in picking apart such nonsense. Conservative Christians may be in a minority, but thank God we have a richer understanding of what it means to be human and to be free than the rather simplistic and—dare I say it?—boring and predictable one which is exhibited here."

Now Hiring . . .

Nice quote by Doug Wilson: Now Hiring . . . | Blog & Mablog:

"So we should be in the market for young Christian men and women who are willing to be trained in genuine cultural engagement. They won’t be embarrassed by old-fashioned virtues, like hard work and discipline. They will respect authority and defy the authorities. They won’t get fired from jobs because of laziness, and they will get fired from them because of something they said about homosexuality. They won’t resent money and success, and they won’t be dazzled by money and success. They will laugh at the hipsters, and they will laugh at themselves laughing at the hipsters. They will loathe the enticements of corrupt entertainment, and they will love a true story. They would rather die than become one of the cool kids. They will be cool"

8 Items for Christian Parents to Ponder

Challenging and comforting: 8 Items for Christian Parents to Ponder | Challies Dot Com:

"Consider that there is no one in the world more likely than you to be instruments of their eternal good. You have advantages that no others have, such as the insights you gain into their hearts. Because you are with them every day, and because you have so much knowledge of their weaknesses, you have unique opportunities to instill the knowledge of Christ into them. "

Free Downloads on christianaudio by John MacArthur

Looks like a good free audio book this month: Free Downloads on christianaudio - Christian Audio! Audiobook Download, Monthly Free Book:

"As a Christian father, you bear a tremendous responsibility--to raise your children through both biblical instruction and personal example."

On My Wedding Day

A nice list: On My Wedding Day | Desiring God:

"These are seventeen dreams we have for our marriage. I wonder if you have dreams for yours? A marriage without a vision might survive, but it probably won’t grow or thrive."

Flash Offer - Christian Audio! Radical by Platt

Platt's book on audio is free for 3 days: Flash Offer - Christian Audio! Audiobook Download, Monthly Free Book

All the "one another" commands in the NT [infographic]

Nice overview: All the "one another" commands in the NT [infographic] - The Overview Bible Project:

Why PhDs in Theology Commit Adultery

Challenging, what do we do with our knowledge of God: Why PhDs in Theology Commit Adultery | Desiring God:

"Why is it that people with PhDs in theology commit adultery? They don’t know God."

I Don’t Hate Mark Driscoll

The murky world of corporate Christianity: I Don’t Hate Mark Driscoll | CRAIG GROSS:

"We live in a world where you can purchase everything from email lists, to twitter followers to Yelp reviews and everything in between. Some legit and some not so legit."

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Christian Persecution | Peter in Eritrea - Passion

"If you knew Jesus was coming back in 10 days, what would change in your life?"



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In Which Stephen Fry Steps In It

Wilson makes a good point: In Which Stephen Fry Steps In It |:

But I want to note something really strange about this set up. When God and Fry take their places as these disputants, Fry undertakes to argue morality with Him. And in order to argue this way, he has to assume — and most certainly does assume — that there is a moral standard that overarches the two of them, and which is equally binding on both of them.

 But what is that standard? Where did it come from? How does it come to be binding on both of them? In order for the standard to be authoritative, there must be an authority, correct? Who is that authority?