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A Sweet & Bitter Providence Ruth: Under the Wings of God

"We must be knit together in this work as one man, we must entertain each other in brotherly affection..., we must uphold a familiar commerce together in all meekness, gentleness, patience and liberality, we must delight in each other, make others' conditions our own, rejoice together, mourn...

When you get a chance, check out the "devotional" tag on the right hand column of this blog. It includes devotions from Charles Spurgeon ( Here ), daily Bible reading from the ESV ( Here ), daily Bible readings and reflection from Ref21 ( Here ), and guidance in praying the Bible from Matthew Henry...

Christianity Today has posted an interview with Brit Hume: CT: In this discussion about Tiger Woods, it seems as though some are offended that you would say something about Christianity specifically. Hume: Instead of urging that Tiger Woods turn to Christianity, if I had said what heneeded to do...

The New York Times has interviewed Representative Bark Stupak (D-MI) who has taken a courageous stand against the abortion language in the current health care bill. As a result Mr. Stupak has been called "the most hated man in Washington." Mr. Stupak insists that the final bill include his terms,...

Check out this very clear discussion about Brit Hume's invitation to Tiger Woods to turn to Christianity from R. Scott Clark of Westminster Seminary California. Any thoughts?

Sad to say, Gary Lamb would probably say today (I hope) that his biggest regret is not something he didn't do.

"Evangelical Christianity...is now tragically below the New Testament standard. Worldliness is now an accepted part of our way of life. Our religious mood is social rather than spiritual. We have lost the art of worship. We are not producing saints. Our models are successful businessmen, celebrated...

From an article by Uwe Siemon–Netto that ran originally in First Things : Twenty–five years ago when there was still a Communist East Germany, I interviewed several boys from Leipzig’s Thomanerchor, the choir once led by Johann Sebastian Bach. Many of those children came from atheistic homes. “Is...

Well, it's pretty late in coming but the former president offered an apology of sorts to the Jewish community for statements he has made. Of course, what Mr. Carter does not seem to recognize is the genuine harm many of his comments and symbolic actions have actually caused. Brad Hirschfield writes...