I usually read Kyle Porter after big golf weekends. I *always* read him after The Masters. Here he is on Rory’s cathartic, stomach-curling win. I’ve never seen excellence be so humane.

The Bible isn’t boring. But sometimes—I assume I’m allowed to say this?—books about the Bible are boring. And other times, the non-boring books are usually hare-brained or heretical. So, I tried to write a non-boring, non-heretical book about the Bible. amazon.com/dp/0310159725

Was Tim Keller woke? The only way to find out is to purchase my friend Matt’s book at full-price, and buy one for your friend, too.

I just watched someone pick this up, thumb through it for a few seconds, and silently put it back down. It was exhilarating. If you’re at #TGC25, you can do the same.

In Genesis 15, some weird, FANTASIA-like stuff happens: a smoking fire pot waltzes next to a flaming torch through a ramshackle road made up by bloody appendages. What’s it all mean? 9marks.org/article/on-gen…

This Derby summary is basically my career arc.

With a hat-tip to Nate Bargatze, I wrote about what to do when the Bible seems confusing. In short: lean in and look close. challies.com/sponsored/when…

so many items in @museelouvre, here’s the famous one

perfect father’s day gift amazon.com/Eden-Egypt-Gui…

thanks, Collin Hansen

yo Ted Cruz amazon.com/Eden-Egypt-Gui…

I’m excited to hang out and talk about the Bible with my two friends Jim Hamilton and Sam Emadi. If you want to spend a couple days in Florida in the Fall, join us! More info: promisedandfulfilled.com

as you travel this summer, listen to this and be encouraged. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-s…