This is a good interview for Christ the King Sunday.

This is clearly correct...and really important in our circles. Thanks for posting.

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What an incredibly powerful video

Enlightening. Finding a Moral Center in This Era of War nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Arsene Wenger talking about how football denied him from having his ideal family life. This is such an honest and raw watch💯 x.com/imn0tkimm0/sta…

Dustin Messer What if we applied Frame and Poythress’s Triperspectivalism to these sorts of questions. I honestly think that would clarify these complex issues for us.

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“A commitment to historic Reformed theology and social justice? Yeah right! That doesn’t work.” Doesn’t it? A 🧵 1. The Westminster Larger Catechism, esp. Q. 122-149

Guys, this is such good advice. But you have to be resolutely committed to this from early on. Once you make a concession, it’s hard to unwind.

Whoa! Reagan Brown did you see this?

After church this morning, our elders met with the first of three groups of people who will be becoming members of our church in the next several weeks. It is the next step in what has been a complete transformation of our church over the past year. A 🧵

This is very good. And not one bit surprising for pastor types like me. And slightly overwhelming and sad. Thanks for your work Derek Thompson

This building is utterly stunning. It’s worth a trip to Barcelona simply to marvel at its beauty.

On June 19, 1865, Union soldiers arrived in Galveston Bay, Texas, and freed the last enslaved people in the Confederacy. When we celebrate their freedom, we celebrate America itself. thefp.com/p/bcf18588-808…

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The religious pluralism in our culture is so deeply embedded in society that trying to restore a Christendom mindset (or Christian plausibility structure) won’t be accomplished by means of politics. Trueman writes in the conclusion to The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self, “the

This is a great discussion. It’s the kind on cultural analysis I like. On news, Hunter says to focus on the climate shifts, don’t just watch the day to day weather. Xians would be a lot less reactive on this here site, if we took that advice. pca.st/episode/7faccb…

School leaders are nearly uniform in saying that phones interfere with learning and belonging. That matches the data on learning loss and loneliness since 2012. Here, the head of Georgetown Day School explains why his school is going phone free this fall: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

This is a wonderful list.