Bible, theology, culture, etc.
This is an excerpt from the second book of C.S. Lewis' space trilogy, Perelandra. The book follows Dr. Ransom, an inhabitant from Earth who is whisked away to another planet, where He comes into contact with several other alien species. All of these species, however, submit to the great Creator over all, Maleldil. Ransom quickly discovers that … Continue reading Freedom & Predestination: C.S. Lewis and Perelandra
How does the Gospel make you wise? The book of Proverbs is often referred to the book of wisdom. The book is loaded with timeless truths, and speaks often of the need to continue a love for learning - but the book does not equate wisdom with knowledge. Growing in knowledge means, simply put, continuing … Continue reading How to Become a Wise Person
What is Christian Hedonism?John Piper's classic title, Christian Hedonism, has caused quite the stir in the church, ever since his first issue of Desiring God was released back in 1986. Here, Piper gives a synopsis of this beautiful theology.
No One Survives Cancer, So They Say A beautiful piece written by pastor Jared C. Wilson, meditating on the ugliness of cancer, the pain of death and the hope of resurrection.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOUV7mWDI34&feature=youtu.be A brief overview of the first section of Genesis, illustrated and narrated by The Bible Project.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NC5ey9_wWwQ In this video, John Piper reads a poem he wrote, based off the allegorical story of Pilgrim's Progress. Pilgrim, in this poem wrestles with one of the seven deadly sins, Sloth.
I am currently reading a book by pastor, theologian and author, Kevin Deyoung, and stumbled across a fantastic quote on the plight and logical inconsistency of “staying true to yourself” and never conforming to an outward standard: In our secular Western society the truly good person is the one who has learned to be true … Continue reading The Gaping Hole in Self-Discovery
Marc Sims 