It's troubling that the emphasis in online "discussion" of Christian things is often on being as click-worthy as possible. And generally that means that regardless of what is said, it is many times sandwiched between something angry or cruel. Gotta be a macho-man, right? And yet, one of Jesus' greatest emphases was on love, especially among believers. Today's share is an article from Ligonier dealing with this idea. Jesus didn't tell His followers that the world would know th

I can hardly believe it: Three hundred posts. I have to stop and let that sink in, honestly. But I am thankful that God has given me that. I look forward to what He will do from here on out. As with my previous mile-marker posts, I wanted to share highlights from the previous hundred posts, and today that means sharing my Top Ten posts from that stretch. I hope that this work has been helpful and meaningful to you, and that it has and will continue to bring honor to God. Now,

In trying to find a share for today, it came down to one of two recent episodes from Reagan Rose's Redeeming Productivity. Ultimately it came down to this one here, a video where he discusses taking the theological and making it practical. Not only that, but how we as Christians can have a tendency to shy away from practical Christian living. And why is that? Why do we get upset when someone suggests a Christian do this or that? One word: Legalism. But does a fear of legalism