A few principles for dealing with anon accounts . . . dougwils.com/books-and-cult…

John Piper, writing in 2016 about his philosophy of social media use and the temptations that come with it:

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Do Not Harden Your Heart: open.substack.com/pub/aprince121…

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Non-Anxious Leadership: Leading with a Calm, Confident Presence open.substack.com/pub/aprince121…

How Is the Work of Christ Applied to Us? open.substack.com/pub/aprince121…

You Have Come open.substack.com/pub/aprince121…

“Claiming to be wise, they became fools” (Rom. 1:22). Sanity evaporates when expressive individualism is enthroned.

The Low Bar of Leadership open.substack.com/pub/aprince121…

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In pastoral ministry, character matters, and so does trajectory. And rarely are the two ever far apart. Who a man is becoming will, over time, determine where he is going. And where he is going will eventually reveal who he has been listening to, what he loves, and what he is