Pastor Steve shares these links to stimulate some Thursday Thoughts This week we get 3 from Building Jerusalem, a blog you might want to add to your reading list. Don’t Be Weirder Than You Have To Be … Stephen Kneale writes: “The point is that we shouldn’t be weirder than we have to be. Whilst we…

This week we have Three Throwback Thoughts from 2016 Grace To You Blog on the Christ of Christmas.

In this issue: Imperfections Make Sundays More Beautiful, Some Thoughts on Intercessory Prayer from Me and Dietrich Bonhoeffer, and The 99-Year-Old Who Asked for a New Heart

This week: Two Videos and Some Latin – – Cars, Coffee, Theology, “Tortured for Christ”, and Lectio Continua

Pastor Steve shares these links to stimulate some Thursday Thoughts… Three posts this week from the Team at The Cripplegate: If God Desires All to be Saved Then Why Aren’t They? … You know you’ve asked that question – Clint Archer seeks to answer it in 500 words: “Let me start my response by posing…

This week I want to take this space to highlight the current threat to the gospel from those who seek to make a pursuit of social justice in the culture an essential aspect of genuine gospel endeavor. A formal statement – a refutation and defense – has been issued by some faithful evangelical leaders that…

Pastor Steve shares these articles to stimulate some Thursday Thoughts… Rebirth of the Gods: The Normalization of Pagan Spirituality … Dr. Peter Jones writes about a genuine threat to believers: “We used to talk about the New Age. When I first began to think about how a worldview can shape culture, New Age was all…

Pastor Steve shares these articles to stimulate some Thursday Thoughts… The Folly Bound Up in the Heart of a Child … Tim Challies writes: “Like most parents, Aileen and I have had many moments when we’ve been dismayed and brokenhearted at the manner and the extent of folly that can be bound up in the…

Pastor Steve shares these articles to stimulate some Thursday Thoughts… Willing to Suffer? … Truth for Life posts this reminder of the grace of suffering (edited from Spurgeon’s Morning and Evening): “It is good to be able to say, “My Lord, if for other reasons I do not need to suffer, yet if I can…