I didn’t get a chance to discuss my last point in the Men’s Bible Study last week, so I’ll cover it here. As you move through James 1 and the first half of 2, there is a sense of progression with James showing what the Christian life should be (amidst their faith being tested) and [...]

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The sovereignty of God is certainly clear in many of the Psalms, but this one struck me this morning.
 
3 When iniquities prevail against me, you atone for our transgressions. 4 Blessed is the one you choose and bring near, to dwell in your courts! We shall be satisfied with the goodness of your house, the [...]

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Been meaning to share this one for awhile with my own thoughts, but realized this morning that nothing more needs to be said. This is from C.H. Spurgeon’s Faith Checkbook, April 9:
Great peace have they which love thy law: and nothing shall offend them. (Psalm 119:165)
Yes, a true love for the great Book will bring [...]

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This is the doc Chris and I mentioned at Bible Study tonight. Some good stuff.

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Dr. Niel Nielson, President of Covenant College had a great post yesterday on Reading and Writing Well.
Nielson’s post had me cheering out loud (quietly to myself).
I’m in a technical field and I’ve often found that writing poorly and spelling poorly (and practicing poor personal hygiene) is often looked upon as a badge of honor. [...]

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Okay, boring for most of you, but interesting to me, as one who loves my Bible software, but is bothered by the fact that I’ve already lost the ability to use some of the older programs that I purchased years ago.
The ESV blog talks about some advances that could help in the future here.

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