Reading the Margins – 1.15.2016
What we saw or read this week: Lecrae’s new album, J.I. Packer’s health, the wisdom of age, reflections on evangelicals and race, and spiritual stuckness.
Read moreWhat we saw or read this week: Lecrae’s new album, J.I. Packer’s health, the wisdom of age, reflections on evangelicals and race, and spiritual stuckness.
Read moreA brief reflection on the ways we can use general revelation to inform our praise and adoration of God.
Read moreWhat we saw or read this week: Ekemini Uwan’s new website, what Russell Moore has learned in 20 years of ministry, and why we need good writing.
Read moreGuest contributor Ekemini Uwan points us to the real source of hope in the New Year.
Read moreMarcos reflects on being a bi-racial man and how it informs his worldview.
Read moreWhy do we read what we read? Marcos encourages readers to read diverse authors and topics of the highest quality.
Read moreA sermon from Pastor Jason Meyer at Bethlehem Baptist Church helps us lament as we approach the advent season.
Read moreThe command to abide in Christ is central to Christian discipleship. How do we obey what John 15 puts forward?
Read moreWhat we saw or read this week: Ray Ortlund asks the question, “Is your church racist?”, the story behind a Christmas hymn, and Rosa Parks.
Read moreOur society is crying out for justice. Ultimate justice can only be found in the Lordship of Jesus Christ.
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