Al Mohler’s recent Southern Seminary Convocation message is well worth your time. Grab the MP3 — “Determined to Know Nothing Except Jesus Christ, and Him Crucified? A Crucial Question for Christian Ministry” (1 Corinthians 2:1-5) Speaking of Al Mohler, TIME interviews him on his faith in the face of a recent serious health concern.
Bible language spell check dictionaries
If you use Microsoft Word for your sermon or Bible study preparation it’s likely you know the frustration of trying to spell-check and having all those Bible names pop up as misspelled. traviscarden.com has Bible language spell-check dictionaries available to solve that problem. (from Tim Challies)
Evaluating the King James Only position
Pulpit Magazine recently wrapped up a helpful series evaluating the arguments used to support the King James Only position. Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 and Part 4
Guide to writing well
Joshua Sowin shares A Guide to Writing Well which he “mainly distilled from On Writing Well by William Zinsser and The Elements of Style by Strunk and White.” I read Zinsser’s book about a year ago and loved it. Both books should be close by–along with this guide–for those who write just about anything. From: […]
Mourning a loss — a national title game loss
Since the Buckeyes were playing in the national title game yesterday our family felt it only appropriate to declare yesterday a national holiday. Today we’ve declared a national day of mourning–at least around the Pierpont home. After their loss last night to Florida I had to say “who are you and what have you done […]
Post from Word to WordPress
Great news for those of us who often need to move a Microsoft Word document to the web and wish to retain much of the formatting–and great news for those who wish to move Word documents to a WordPress powered website. blog.dot is a Word document template with an associated DLL for Windows that makes […]
Piper on the supremacy of Christ
Growing rich on the old iron
Reading a Spurgeon biography last night and came on this quote. Spurgeon once commented… “I was reading some time ago,” he said on one occasion, “an article in a newspaper, very much in my praise. It always makes me feel sad–so sad that I could cry–if ever I see anything praising me; it breaks my […]