Saturday Links
Curated links for your weekend reading:
Have a Ministry of Small Things
In the pursuit of meaningful service for the Lord, we should remind ourselves that oftentimes the little things are the big things.
A Bible literacy crisis has flooded the halls of local churches and left many Christians unable to recall basic information contained in Scripture.
Older Believers Still Have Important Work to Do
In every season of life, Christians have an important calling and can contribute to the local church.
Will There Be Degrees of Reward in Heaven?
To put it another way, will believers be distinguished from one another for all eternity on the basis of their works as Christians on earth?
How to Deal With a Censorious Spirit
Only the gospel can heal us of a censorious spirit, because the gospel reveals a God who is not censorious but generous and gracious beyond imagination.
The Puritan Library: A Look at the Books That Shaped Them
The Puritans were such able theologians and physicians of souls because they were so committed to carefully studying Scripture in deep conversation with the best of church history.
David, Goliath—& Jesus? A Familiar Story’s Fourfold Sense
The story of David and Goliath is a classic test case for one’s hermeneutic.
