While making a long journey across the world and enduring the fatigue that comes with it, I thought it would be nice to enjoy some light reading along the way. I mean it as no pun when I say Zero Gravity proved to be just the thing.| Tim Challies
A La Carte: Conrad Mbewe and Voddie Baucham / Piper on the evil that stuns heaven / Paths we did not choose / The hollow comfort of AI / The nuance of healing / Made for approval / and more.| Tim Challies
A La Carte: Tyler Robinson and the violence of porn / MacArthur, Sproul, Kirk, and the Queen / Conspiracy theories / The laughing revival / Let kids read dangerous stories / Why are Christians hung up on sex? / So many Kindle deals.| Tim Challies
I am a long way from retirement—from pulling back from the full-time day-to-day responsibilities of my vocation to instead begin winding down and preparing to step away. I am a long way from retirement, but not so far away that I can neglect planning for it. So, like most of my peers …| Tim Challies
A La Carte: A banner day for Kindle deals / One of my biggest fears / Ways to pray for the lost / Body image and women's discipleship / Birth stories you didn't expect / Human-chimp similarity / and more.| Tim Challies
September is fading into October, but before the month becomes a distant memory, I’d like to tell you about some of the new books that it brought our way. Here are 16 new and notable titles that I hope will be of interest to you. In each case, I’ve included the publisher’s description. Someone to Believe in: Embracing the Savior Who Stays the Same When Everything Else Changes by Courtney Reissig. “Where do you go when all that once stabilized your spiritual life suddenly shifts undern...| Tim Challies
A La Carte: Voddie Baucham / Christians and social media / Call of the Cosmos / The real reason you can't quit porn / Ways of getting justification wrong / Hymn lyrics you've misunderstood / and more.| Tim Challies
Learn how Jesus and the apostles read the Old Testament with the new Connecting Scripture New Testament Bible.| Tim Challies
Do you remember when the New Atheism was at its peak? Do you remember when the so-called “Four Horsemen” of the movement were writing book after book that proclaimed and celebrated the death of Christianity and, indeed, the death of religion?| Tim Challies
A La Carte: Old wisdom for navigating new tech / Is textual criticism cool? / Should I submit to my pastors? / My watch buzzes at 10:02 each morning / Does God change his mind? / Kindle deals / and more.| Tim Challies
A La Carte: Understanding your Hindu neighbor / What’s so intimidating about the Bible? / To a brother stuck in pornography / When seminary comes late / 15 questions for evolutionists / Amazi…| Tim Challies