Pretty cool, huh? Also, be sure to check out the new ClearNote Fellowship blog and the corresponding Ladies' blog, where Amanda and I will both soon become regular contributors.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Our Church's New Website
Pretty cool, huh? Also, be sure to check out the new ClearNote Fellowship blog and the corresponding Ladies' blog, where Amanda and I will both soon become regular contributors.
Monday, February 1, 2010
December/January Books
December:
Heaven Misplaced - Doug Wilson (for fun)
A fun and challenging take on eschatology. Not buying every bit of it, but it's a worthy read.
Desiring God - John Piper (for D-Group)
A modern classic on practical Christian living. This must be the billionth time I've read it.
2000 Years of Christ's Power, Vol. 2: The Middle Ages - N.R. Needham (for class)
Good, accessible.
Handbook of Church Discipline - Jay Adams (for class)
Very helpful.
The Unsearchable Riches of Christ - Martyn Lloyd-Jones (for sermon prep)
Beautiful, rich.
January:
A Study in Scarlet - Arthur Conan Doyle (for fun)
Doyle's first Holmes novel. Mine, too. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
The Sign of Four - Arthur Conan Doyle (for fun)
Pretty good.
Mortification of Sin - John Owen (for class)
Unbelievable. Unparalleled. No one deals with the heart like Owen. No one. Read this book once a year—at the least.
Of Temptation - John Owen (for class)
Excellent. Another must-read. In fact, read the entire volume Crossway published called "Sin & Temptation." You won't regret it.
Christian Unity - Martyn Lloyd-Jones (for sermon prep)
Very good. Lloyd-Jones has been invaluable to me in helping me rapidly process and get to the heart of Ephesians.