Truth & Love Blog
Hawking or God: Who Do You Believe?
In my post Stephen Hawking: Brilliant But Foolish, I shared what God thinks of Stephen Hawking. In his upcoming book, The Grand Design, Hawking tells what he thinks of God. So, in today’s post, readers have a life-altering, eternal choice to make: Hawking or God: who do you believe?
Good Grief
Melinda Lancaster posted the following review of God’s Healing for Life’s Losses at her site Thinking Out Loud on Purpose.
This Week’s Top Five: The Best of the Best Around the Net (9/4/10)
The Best of the Best Around the Net links you to the top five Christian blog posts of the week—posts that provide robust, rich, and relevant insights for living.
Not Your Father’s Seminary: Reinventing Pastoral Training
As a follow-up to two posts on the Gospel Coalition site about the future of seminary education, RPM Ministries interviews Pastor Rob Green of Faith Bible Seminary. Listen in on our conversation about how to reinvent pastoral training.
How to Steward Life Checkpoints
The following is a guest post from my good friend and co-worker in biblical counseling, Pastor Rob Green, on How to Steward Life Checkpoints.
Union with Christ and the Real Power for Change
The following is a guest post from my good friend and co-worker in biblical counseling, Pastor Rob Green, on Union with Christ and the Real Power for Change.
It’s Wonderful to Be Forgiven
Learn how to help others to receive the wonders of Christ’s forgiveness.
Speaking the Truth in Love: Biblical Confrontation
Learn biblical principles of mutual confrontation in love.
This Week’s Top Five: The Best of the Best Around the Net (8/28/10)
The Best of the Best Around the Net links you to the top five Christian blog posts of the week—posts that provide robust, rich, and relevant insights for living.
Gospel Conversations: The Remedy to “Take Two Verses and Call Me in the Morning”
Do you want to remedy the shallow stereotype of “take two verses and call me in the morning?” Are you ready to stop putting band-aids on your friends’ suffering and sin? Then engage in mutual Gospel conversations based upon a biblical way of looking at and living life.
