Due to some extenuating circumstances, I'm opting to do a post share tonight. But it is a good share, sent to me by a friend. I can't say contentment has been my strong suit over the years. Even so, this article does a great job articulating the Christian's approach to it. It's from Desiring God, and I hope you'll find it helpful and encouraging.

Climate change and global warming are certainly hot topics (pun intended) in our day. As with everything thrown at us, though, as believers, how then should we live? Put another way, how should the Bible undergird our understanding of things like so-called climate change? Are we allowed biases? And from what should that bias come? I would argue Scripture. God made the world and everything in it, so I would imagine He understands how it works. But so many Christians seem to to

We had a guest speaker at my church this past Sunday who spoke on Psalm 119. If you're unfamiliar, this would be the longest Psalm and the longest chapter in the Bible. To answer the question you did not ask, no, he didn't preach verse by verse through the whole chapter. Psalm 119 is primarily about one thing: God's word. Of course, it uses many different phrases, such as "law," "Ordinance," "Testimony," etc. But they all are referring to the same thing, the word of God. In i