What would a world without tyranny be like? That would be an amazing thing. #UkraineInvasion

Wonderful article by one of the greatest management thinkers of our time: hbr.org/2022/05/design…

“If an idea is true, criticism will not destroy it but strengthen it.” – James Clear

Jesus through the Eyes of Women — Book Trailer youtu.be/dsjmj4zYIm4 This looks like a great book. "Jesus's treatment of women was revolutionary."

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Case for the Resurrection in 2 Minutes youtu.be/KE6Y_GPxvSc via

Timothy J. Keller, husband, father, grandfather, mentor, friend, pastor, and scholar died this morning at home. Dad waited until he was alone with Mom. She kissed him on the forehead and he breathed his last breath. We take comfort in some of his last words...

Cal Newport on Slow Productivity 👇

Great stuff. Teaming = teamwork on the fly. How to turn a group of strangers into a team (Amy Edmondson | TED Salon) ted.com/talks/amy_edmo…? via TED Talks

A very good and helpful video by Gavin Ortlund. Kind and gracious as well, as always.

Protestants are sometimes charged with having no historical basis for their view of the canon. Here I respond by walking through Jerome and various other patristic testimonies. Not only does the Protestant canon have precedent, but it is found in some of the earliest voices.

The doctrine of the Trinity is central to Christianity and is a faithful explication of the New Testament. youtu.be/3itWhrvLYu0

Jesus Has Risen: The Evidence youtu.be/c42t0OvNDSc?si… via Sean McDowell

Our first day in heaven we will able to say, "this is the best day of my life." But then we can say the same thing the next day, and every subsequent day. Our joy will be full, but ever-expanding. Happy thought.

Kindle Deal: What's Best Next by Matt Perman (Matt Perman). challies.com/kindle-deals-f… #ad

Great discussion of how justification by faith alone is found in the early church, long before the Reformation youtu.be/uZG0ukhh69A?si…

Well done here by Gavin Ortlund on church history and baptism through the centuries. youtube.com/watch?v=3WE0Ea…

Tyler Cowen thefp.com/p/i-once-thoug…

This might the heart of the difference in what Protestant and Catholics teach about salvation. Contrary to what this priest (I assume that’s what he is) says, in Romans 10 Paul says “the word of faith is near you, in your mouth and your heart.” Not as near as your nearest