Archive for February, 2009
Book Review: Lost and Found by Ed Stetzer
Saturday, February 28th, 2009I am a fairly voracious reader (recently). My favorite topics are theology and Missiology (how Christian theology affects your life: turning you into a missionary.)
I’ve recently read four excellent books on the topic of missiology specifically related to the culture we live in, how to understand it and how to speak to it: [...]
What I’ve Learned Since I Kissed Dating Goodbye by Josh Harris
Thursday, February 26th, 2009Most of you know Josh Harris as the “I Kissed Dating Goodbye” guy. I have gotten to know him as a great preacher of God’s word. He blogs regularly and is even my Facebook buddy (though I’m really just more of a fanboy…).
A recent post of his caught my eye: What I’ve Learned [...]
The Sabbath
Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009Just read a great article on The Resurgence: Spiritual Disciplines: Sabbath & Work
I have attempted at different times keeping a very strict Sabbath, not allowing anything to encroach on my day. It’s not easy. Especially for a Worship leader. Right now I mark out Saturday as my Sabbath because it’s the only [...]
Finally Alive : John Piper on the New Birth
Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009John Piper is releasing a(nother) new book that I really want to pick up. Finally Alive. The subject of the book is the new birth.
From the bookstore site:
“What does the Bible teach about the miracle of rebirth? In this new book, John Piper explores Jesus’ peculiar command, “You must be born again. [...]
Thinking Inside The Box
Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009Box of Tricks: “Gary Chang, a Hong Kong architect, lives in a tiny apartment, but thanks to accordion-like wall units, he can create at least 24 different room configurations.”
This type of innovation is extremely refreshing to see.
(Via Unclutterer.)
