The Truest Kind of Rest
The thing about rest is that it sounds boring. The first time I heard of Richard Baxter’s classic The Saint’s Everlasting Rest, I almost felt like taking a nap. Don’t
Work Hard at Resting Well
The last time I took up running, I ended up injured. I did really well until the last stretch of a long run when something went wrong with my knee. I hobbled home
Saturday Links
Links for your weekend reading:
The Missionary Life: No Shortcuts
What would you say to a budding missionary candidate? There has been a surge of young adults in recent years who have landed
Four Books That Deserve to Be Classics
It seems that books come and go as fast as periodicals. Some books, however, have staying power.
It’s hard to predict which books from the past forty or so years will become
More About Weakness
“I would have liked to have heard more about weakness.” Rose Marie Miller said these words at the end of a conference with the theme of “Faith, Power, and Weakness.” Miller recalls enjoying