Normally, I’m not one to post articles/links for causes, but today I’m participating in “One Day Without Shoes” (as much as I can in a corporate environment – which is confined to my desk area, for safety reasons – and then when driving and the rest of the day), which is run by TOMS Shoes.
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Following on the heels of Tim Challies, Michael ‘iMonk’ Spencer has truly oudone himself with a beautiful metaphor that I wish I could just steal and claim as my own. Weed eaters.
Spencer writes:
There’s nothing quite as empowering to a middle school boy as to be given a weed-eater of his very own. Armed with [...]

With my particular area of interest in the Hebrew roots of Christianity, I am often asked for book/resource recommendations on this topic. Most of the ones I’m familiar with are better suited for a college classroom than personal reading/research (books by Brad Young, David Flusser, Abraham Heschel and others), and tend to dive into [...]