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Dr. Everett Piper: A Man Among Boys | The American Conservative
At last, a College President with some sanity: “Oklahoma Wesleyan is not a “safe place”, but rather, a place to learn: to learn that life isn’t about you, but about others; that the bad feeling you have while listening to a sermon is called guilt; that the way to address it is to repent of everything that’s wrong with you rather than blame others for everything that’s wrong with them. This is a place where you will quickly learn that you need to grow up!”
The 6 Assassins of A Man’s Contentment | For The Church
“You have enemies as you try to live as a content man. Most of the time we think the enemies are from without-people around us and circumstances upon us. But the true enemies of contentment are within in us, which is where contentment is either fed or starved.”
How Do We Deal With Our ‘Problem People’ & The Mentally Struggling In Our Churches? | 20schemes
“So many of us know the great truths of the Bible but find little, real meaning in them for everyday life and its worries. So, how can we help those among us who suffer from all manner of depression and other mental health issues? Here are some hints. ”
Books For Which I Am Thankful | Reformation21 Blog
Rick Phillips: “Having given place of precedents to the Scriptures, here are other books for which I give hearty praise to God. If you are a new Christian, or if you have recently decided to get more serious in reading godly literature, this would be a good list for you to begin with: ”
Oh, How I Love the Law! | Tim Challies
“I have been around Christians all my life, and I don’t know that I’ve heard too many of them exclaim, “Oh how I love your law!” Yet in Psalm 119 we find David saying that very thing, expressing his love for God’s law. In the very first Psalm we find him declaring the man blessed who finds God’s law a source of great delight. It sounds a bit strange to our ears, doesn’t it? Aren’t we people of grace? Aren’t we free from the law”
Does debt have to be part of the college experience?
Interview with Alex Chediak about his new book Beating the College Debt Trap: Getting a Degree without Going Broke.
The Book Tim Keller’s Read Every Month for 20 Years
It will surprise you.
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