Saturday Links
Curated links for your weekend reading:
Becoming an Old Soul Christian
The world’s newness is vastly overrated. Be an old soul Christian.
If you walk intimately with God, you will experience His love, and it will flow toward those you are leading. It will change you and them.
How can we do something today without being overwhelmed by everything? Here are some suggestions.
Only Jesus can be Jesus. And he doesn’t expect you or me or the church to be Jesus for him.
What Are Your Expectations of Jesus’ Local Church?
One thing this season has made clear is that there are widespread misunderstandings about what Jesus’ local church is meant to be and do — even among followers of Jesus.
A Theology of Faces: Notes on the Costs of Masking
Wearing a mask may be helpful to preventing the spread of COVID. But there is still something real that is lost by masking and we should not pass over the point too quickly, otherwise we might become acclimated to something that, if normalized after COVID, would be genuinely harmful to our society.
In a previous article I argued that all the secular political options and justice theories, from “right” to “left”—Libertarianism, Liberalism, Utilitarianism, Progressivism—are grounded in reductionistic worldviews. In this article, I lay out in greater detail what biblical justice is.
Introducing TGC Essays: Theology for the Global Church
We’re excited to announce our latest offering –– a series of 250 theological essays.
My column this week at The Gospel Coalition Canada: Innovate Less
We need to innovate less than we think. Instead, learn from the past, and build your ministry around an unchanging core.
