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February 3, 2012

Bits & Pieces (2/3/12)

• The President, the Pill & Religious Liberty in Peril – Albert Mohler writes about a recent decision that affects religious organizations, and ponders the long-term consequences.

 

• 24-Hour Armor – Jared Wilson reminds us that we need the armor of God on constantly since we don’t know what attacks the Enemy will bring, or when he will bring them.

 

• Sex & the Mystery of Marriage – Tim Challies tackles the subject of why Scripture says the marriage covenant is the only proper context for sex.

 

• Christianity Without Christ – Ravi Zacharias beautifully explains why the Person of Jesus is Christianity.

 

• Learning Worship from Idolators – As we gear up for Super Bowl weekend, this post examines what we can learn about worship from sports fanatics as they are often more invested in their team than we are in our faith. (H/T)

 

• Psalm 119: The Life-Giving Power of the Word – Jonathan Meyer writes about how when we don’t feel like reading the Bible, we need to turn to it most.

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February 2, 2012

Bits & Pieces (2/2/12)

• Free Book from Logos – for five more days only, Logos is offering free copies of Holiness by J.C. Ryle (in partnership with Desiring God.)

• Free Audiobook – Christian Audio Book’s free book of the month is Trusting God by Jerry Bridges.

• Pastors, Don’t Let Your People Resign into Thin Air – Although written for church leaders, as the title implies, this post contains some interesting perspective for individuals as well – especially for those who care about the health of their church.

• The Family Torn Apart – Albert Mohler writes about a recognition from an unlikely source on the negative impact of current family dynamics.

• The Planet of the Apes & Christian Eschatology – Dr. Russell Moore reminds us that everyone has a view of eschatology even if very few people are taught on the subject.

• Empty Minds, Empty Hearts, Empty Lives – Tim Challies writes about the impact of “outsourcing” our memory.

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