I have moved Holiness by J.C. Ryle from the back burner. I started reading it again on Monday evening when we lost power for 6 hours. It felt quite historically correct reading it by candlelight. Chapter 3 on Holiness seems to tie in well with the new sermon series on the Gospel and the Home.
I'm still ruminating on The Glory of Christ by Owen. I am pondering John 1:18 and Owen's statement "Without Christ we would have known nothing truly about God for he would have been eternally invisible to us. We would never have seen God at any time, either in this life or the next ". Since this the case, what/who did Adam see in the garden, what/who did Abraham see when God told Him of His plan to destroy Sodom and Gomorrah, what/who did Moses see on Sinai?
Around the blogsphere:
Brian at Recover the Gospel has posted a video interview of Shai Linne on communicating the gospel via the medium of hip hop. Check out the many resources available there.
While We Sojourn is having a book giveaway for the month of May. The book is Growing up in Grace by Murray G. Brett published by Reformation Heritage books.
BTW, there's a new tune snatch at Invasion of the Tune Snatchers.
I'm still ruminating on The Glory of Christ by Owen. I am pondering John 1:18 and Owen's statement "Without Christ we would have known nothing truly about God for he would have been eternally invisible to us. We would never have seen God at any time, either in this life or the next ". Since this the case, what/who did Adam see in the garden, what/who did Abraham see when God told Him of His plan to destroy Sodom and Gomorrah, what/who did Moses see on Sinai?
Around the blogsphere:
Brian at Recover the Gospel has posted a video interview of Shai Linne on communicating the gospel via the medium of hip hop. Check out the many resources available there.
While We Sojourn is having a book giveaway for the month of May. The book is Growing up in Grace by Murray G. Brett published by Reformation Heritage books.
BTW, there's a new tune snatch at Invasion of the Tune Snatchers.
And were you not going to enter the giveaway?
ReplyDeleteI've subscribed to your blog today; your posts are consistently edifying.
Blessings, sister.
John:
ReplyDeleteI wasn't sure about entering because I have so many books that I haven't read yet and maybe someone else would benefit from the book more than me. I guess I still have time to enter.:)
Thanks for the comment. All the glory goes to Him.