On Being a Kwitter- Tim Challies discusses why he quit using Twitter. His aim is not necessarily to get you to quit, but I do think it should cause everyone to reflect on whether the pros outweigh the cons. Full disclosure: I shut down my Twitter account a month or two ago, and I don't … Continue reading The Good Stuff (9/27/19)
Author: Cody Cunningham
I grew up in rural Mississippi—a beautiful blend of cattle pastures, meandering brooks, and forests. For some, this sounds dreadful, but for me, it was a delight. Climbing trees, playing on hay bales, and conquering hordes of imaginary enemies lurking in the woods were the daily adventures of my childhood, and they are memories that … Continue reading Sorting Out Your Family’s Priorities
Here's a handful of articles from the week that I found particularly helpful or entertaining. This week's articles range from how Netflix affects missionaries to how church history led one man from Catholicism to Protestantism.
On one of my recent trips with Reaching and Teaching International Ministries, I was able to talk with a pastor in Liberia about the need for theological training there.
Here's a handful of articles from this week that I found particularly helpful or entertaining.
If you were to turn on the cable news, you would likely see the news anchor with a person on her right and left. These two individuals would be discussing today's hot-button issue, but they wouldn't really be discussing. It's more like talking at one another, a game scored on smug insults and sizzling one-liners. … Continue reading Are You Hearing or Understanding?
Here is a handful of articles that I found particularly helpful or entertaining. This week's collection ranges from Andrew Luck to Christian fiction.
