What's the most under-utilized tool for building Bible literacy? It's also one of the simplest: Read repetitively - entire books of the Bible, from start to finish.

In order to faithfully teach the truth, you also need to deny the error. (Senkbeil)

”do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.“ (Philippians 4:6-7)

I daily need God’s work of mercy in order to do his work of mercy. (Tripp)

Spurgeon died on this day. Here are his last ever words in the pulpit:

“God’s provision won’t always look the way we expect or come according to our timing, but we can be confident that He wouldn’t teach us to pray for provision if He weren’t willing and able to provide exactly what we needed.” (Halloran)

God is not concerned about performance-related statistics; He cares about whether our hearts seek to pray and persevere in approaching Him. (Halloran)

If you don’t acknowledge sin, you won’t value grace. If you don’t value grace, you won’t seek the forgiveness and rescue it provides. (Tripp)

There is much for you to be concerned about, but not these two things. His love will never fail, and his rule on your behalf is eternal. (Tripp)

Rest is not to be found in your control but in God’s absolute rule over everything. (Tripp)

If you ever have a moment where you question the extent of God’s love for you, all you have to do is look to the cross.

From today's Our Daily Bread reading: Passage: Isaiah 48:6-12 Questions: In your town or city, who needs help? What simple assistance can you offer them today?

We love ourselves so much that we have little energy left to live the One who is love. (Tripp)

How has God shown Himself to you? How have you changed because of your encounter with Him?

I strongly dislike “blackouts” with MLB especially when you pay your be able to watch any game you want. So dumb.

It doesn’t matter how much we have — it matters what we do with what we’re given.

The Bible never paints a picture of reality that is inconsistent with our lives. (Chandler)

It is our self-contained independence that, more than anything else, keeps us from committing ourselves to Christ. (Stott)

The gospel says you are simultaneously more sinful and flawed than you ever dared believe, yet more loved and accepted than you ever dared hope. (Timothy Keller)

Worst start to a historic evening. #SNME