Kevin De Young has some useful insight on this issue at this post. One More Time on Moral Equivalence When we can no longer see the different gradations among sins and sinners and sinful nations, we have not succeeded in respecting our own badness, we’ve cheapened God’s goodness. God knows that some sins are… Continue reading Why we judge or don’t judge….
A few more posts today…
Both of these posts are a bit long but worth reading: Tullian Tchividjian God’s Final Word Martin Luther noted that “the sin underneath all our sins is the lie of the serpent that we cannot trust the love and grace of Christ and that we must take matters into our own hands.” I really liked… Continue reading A few more posts today…
I could learn from more reading on Prayer…
Justin Taylor has a good post on some basics. What Does a Prayer of Faith Look Like? David M’Intyre, The Hidden Life of Prayer: The Lifeblood of the Christian (original, 1891), chapter 6: It is a divinely-implanted persuasion, the fruit of much spiritual instruction and discipline. It is vision in a clearer light than that… Continue reading I could learn from more reading on Prayer…
Living in the 18th &19th centuries
This is too good not to quote in it’s entirety. Ray Ortlund Only grace has the power to change us “The best way of casting out an impure affection is to admit a pure one; and by the love of what is good, to expel the love of what is evil. . . . Thus… Continue reading Living in the 18th &19th centuries
