5 to Live By: The Top 5 Christian Blog Posts of the Week
Linking you to the top 5 Christian blog posts of the week—posts that provide robust, rich, and relevant insights for living. 
Christian Fiction
The stereotype says that “Christian fiction” is predictable, sugar-coated, preachy, and poorly written. Sadly, that is sometimes true—just like secular or non-Christian or atheistic fiction (think Carl Sagan). However, Randy Alcorn recommends a host of excellent, well-written, riveting Christian fiction novels in Master Craftsman.
CCEF Now
CCEF is producing a free monthly e-news (this is in addition to the re-launch of their Journal of Biblical Counseling. Read the July release CCEF Now for articles on body image, hope, shame, and more.
What Is Your Killer Medium?—The Death of the E-Book?
We’ve barely entered the e-book era and already there are futurists saying the e-book era will end in 2017 (no, they’re not looking at the Mayan calendar). Read all about it in E-books Gone in 5 Years?
Guilt, Shame, and Regret
I’ve found that in my life and my counseling, it is vital to distinguish between guilt, shame, and regret. Brad Hambrick offers a nice introduction in The Difference Between Guilt, Shame, and Regret.
God and the God Particle
What is this “God Particle” and does it have anything to do with or say about God as Creator? For some introductory answers, read this short FAQ at the Gospel Coalition: God and the God Particle.
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