Saturday Links
Curated links for your weekend reading:
God Can Work Through Anyone and Everything — Even You and Your Sin
If you can truly grasp the idea that God has fully conquered all sin in this way—that his power and glory are undefeatable no matter how it looks at any one moment—then you will finally have rest from regret and discouragement.
Unsearchable Riches: 100 Facets to the Diamond of Christ
He is inexhaustible. Unsearchably rich (Eph 3:8). Bottomless. We receive him, thinking he’s a pond, only to discover over time he’s an ocean. In him there is surprise after surprise. Endless discovery. Startling wonders around each bend…
Pray for your pastor because Satan hates your pastor.
4 Themes in Lausanne’s ‘State of the Great Commission’
This week, the Lausanne Movement released “The State of the Great Commission,” a compendium of dozens of charts, graphs, and essays from more than 100 contributors around the globe, looking at world Christianity in light of current trends, with an eye to enhancing evangelical mission efforts in both declaring and displaying Christ in the world.
The common practice of celebrating the Supper with grape juice or some other form of substitute for alcoholic wine is, to my mind, a serious departure from the biblical pattern.
The new April 2024 issue of Themelios has 262 pages of editorials, articles, and book reviews.
My column this week at The Gospel Coalition Canada: Deathbed Desires
Picture lying in a hospital bed in your nineties. You’re unconscious, but you can hear what people are saying. Who’s in the room? What are they saying about you, thinking that you can’t hear?
