…  does the most unreasonable thing imaginable. Instead of feeding his desperately weakened family, he goes to the field and with tears …

In this post, Jonathan Dodson explains why it’s important to read along in your own Bible during a sermon. Here’s his first reason: It allows the Bible to make up your mind about meaning, not you make up your own mind about the meaning. Having a Bible …

Richard Doster writes this in byFaith Magazine. Make sure you don’t miss his provocative last line: God’s people can, as agents of His redemptive plan, transform business, stripping it of selfish ambition and pursuing instead what’s best for their …

…  driver’s seat. Through this site, customers can provide feedback directly to retailers and share their experiences with fellow …

…  Become a fan, and you’ll get automatic updates in your feed whenever there’s anything new posted. // Harbor Church Hawaii on …

…  Why do you suppose the disciples, having witnessed the feeding of the 5,000, have such a hard time believing Jesus can supply the …

…  characterize the disciples’ response to the problem of feeding the crowd (v. 5-9)? The crowd returns hungry again (v. 22-25). Why …

…  used to having all their wishes fulfilled. I was just feeding their sense of entitlement, and I reaped what I sowed. By criticizing …

…  see if there’s anything new on any of my friends’ Facebook feeds. I have trouble finding the time to invest in the friendships I …

…  that’s enough for me. But at long last, we have a Twitter feed worth following every day: John Piper. His M.O. is to post provocative …

From Ross Douthat’s column in NYTimes: In the Brownian worldview, all religions — even Roman Catholicism — have the potential to be wonderful, so long as we can get over the idea that any one of them might be particularly true. It’s a message perfec …

…  see if there’s anything new on any of my friends’ Facebook feeds. I have trouble finding the time to invest in the friendships I …