Today’s Kindle deals include a bit of Sproul, a bit of MacArthur, as well as some other good picks.
When Assurance of Salvation Is Fleeting
“Assurance proves to be one of the greatest benefits of the Christian faith and the rightful inheritance of the child of God. In its enjoyment is found peace, hope, and joy unsurpassed in this fallen world.”
The US President’s $2,614 Per Minute Transport System (Video)
This video is one President out of date, but still current and fascinating as it shows how the President travels.
The Two Kinds of Romantic Love
Gene Veith: “One kind of romantic love leads to life–to marriage, fruitful sexuality, children, family, virtue. The other kind of romantic love leads to death–to sin, sterile sexuality, abortion, family destruction, ruin.”
Unborn Babies Are Only Human When They Belong to Beyonce
Matt Walsh says this well: “I fear that, rather than being an exception to our culture’s pro-abortion philosophy, this celebration is simply another product of it. Leftists believe that Beyonce’s babies are real human beings not because all babies are human beings, but because Beyonce’s babies are human beings. It’s got nothing to do with their inherit value, but with Beyonce’s value, which is greater than all other forms of life on Earth combined.”
A Rescued Refugee Returns to Africa with the Gospel (Video)
This is a neat story. Abuk, a disciple of Christ and an IMB missionary, is returning to her native Africa, and taking the gospel with her.
The Deep Reward in Discipling Others
David Mathis writes about the joy of discipling others.
Be Patient, Missions Is Urgent
Josh Manley: “Simply put, the church desperately needs to recover categories for both urgency and patience in missions. Spreading the gospel is urgent, but it demands men and women with the patience to commit to God’s means in order to accomplish God’s ends.”
Flashback: Sex on the Silver Screen
It was a year ago today that I posted the first Sex on the Silver Screen article.
God isn’t calling you to make great promises to Him. He is calling you to trust His great promises to you.
—Kevin Dibbley
