Archive for June, 2008
James K.A. Smith author of Introduction to Radical Orthodoxy as well as Radical Orthodoxy and the Reformed Tradition (two books I recommend) writes an interesting post in relation to “Viva la Vida” Coldplay’s lastest cut on their most recent album. He writes: I’ve been enjoying Coldplay’s latest offering, Viva la Vida or Death and All [ READ MORE ]
This brought a smile to my face and great memories to my mind. HT: Ligonier Ministries[ READ MORE ]
I know it’s not Tuesday, but I thought I would post this one anyways. If you are into IT work supporting BlackBerries this might be worth checking out. BlackBerry Technical Seminar 2008 – July 9th, 2008 9am – 11pm ET; Exhibit Hall opens 8:30am It’s back and better than ever, with new sessions designed uniquely [ READ MORE ]
Dr. Carson writes a great article on the history, functionality, and cohesiveness between and about Biblical Theology and Systematic Theology. Click HERE to check it out[ READ MORE ]
Al Mohler writes: “It is indeed a new look…a new branding, if you will.” That’s the explanation offered by Leslie Durgin, a senior vice president at Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains. She was speaking of Planned Parenthood’s new “upscale” approach to marketing abortions and other “services” to wealthier suburban women. This new strategy and [ READ MORE ]
What’s UMA? Glad you asked! UMA Today puts it this way When a UMA-enabled device moves within range of Wi-Fi, the handset establishes a direct IP tunnel to the mobile core network using the Wi-Fi radio. Once in place, all mobile services (voice, SMS, MMS, …) are tunneled to the phone over IP. Because the [ READ MORE ]
“I don’t want to move. I don’t need the money. Money doesn’t mean anything, I went through World War II, the noise doesn’t bother me,” she said in October. “They’ll get it done someday.” HT: [ READ MORE ]
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I guess today is Piper Friday because the last two posts come from the Piper family. Barnabas Piper guests posts on 22 Words he says: It’s odd: those most opposed to “topical” preaching are often the most committed to systematic theology. Soteriology and pneumatology are topics, no[ READ MORE ]
John Piper answers the following question on his Desiring God Blog: Why should we emphasize that God loves, forgives, and saves for his own glory? 1) Because the Bible does. I, I am he who blots out your transgressions for my own sake, and I will not remember your sins. (Isaiah 43:25) For your name’s [ READ MORE ]
If you like GOOD music you need to check her out. This is an album that you will listen to over and over again. Coffee’s music has a melodic distain that will draw you in and attract you no matter your musical preference. Her music uses a rich array of vocals, supplemented by a vast [ READ MORE ]
HT: Jared[ READ MORE ]
AT&T has just launched a new site dedicated to the BlackBerry Bold you can check it out [ READ MORE ]
“Next to the word of God, the noble art of music is the greatest treasure in the world. It controls our thoughts, minds hearts, and spirits….a person who…does not regard music as a marvelous creation of God…does not deserve to be called a human being; he should be permitted to hear nothing but the braying [ READ MORE ]
Sproul has put out a reading plan for new bible readers, even if you are a seasoned christian yet find difficulty in deciding what to read this might be of some help: The Old Testament overview includes: Genesis (the history of Creation, the fall, and God’s covenantal dealings with the patriarchs) Exodus (the history of [ READ MORE ]
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