Saturday Links
Links for your weekend reading:
There Once Was A Farmer
Farming is not for the weak of heart or the soft in spirit.
And as the old farmer works, he asks the Master
When You Feel Like an Ordinary Preacher
I’m the world’s worst critic when it comes to my own preaching. I’m never satisfied, and for good reason: my sermons never do justice to the text. I always find
Old Books
I love new books. When a publisher’s catalog of upcoming books lands on my desk with a thud, I’m happy. So many books to read, so little time.
I plan on
Saturday Links
Links for your weekend reading:
Faith Like Broccoli
The director continued, “There’s really only one thing we can do; it’s to pray that God provides, as he said he would, and
Whether One May Flee From a Deadly Ministry
At first glance, Luther’s 1527 piece Whether One May Flee From a Deadly Plague is a curiosity that has little relevance to today. On August 2, 1527, the bubonic plague arrived in