Saturday Links

Curated links for your weekend reading:

The Financial and Spiritual Principle of Compound Interest

Lessons learned when they are tiny do not easily fade but instead accumulate and bear fruit over a lifetime.

The Case Stott Made for Christian Social Involvement

If we are to be Christlike, we too should feel anger at injustice and compassion for its victims.

Selective Admiration: Why You Don’t Need Perfect Heroes

When we abandon the myth of the perfect hero, something liberating happens: we stop waiting for perfect moral exemplars and start learning from imperfect humans.

Why Being Late to Church Matters

We’re not just showing up late; we’re missing the opportunity to fully participate in a practice the Lord has designed to form us as his people.

How Digital Tech Undermines the Value of Embodiment

We are embodied creatures made in the image of God.

5 Truths About Your Physical and Spiritual Health

Here are five truths that pertain to both our spiritual fitness and our physical fitness.

What Would Jesus Do for Exercise?

Let’s start by asking, “Did Jesus exercise?” and that will help us consider, “What would Jesus do for exercise today?”