around the web 12-19-2011

Denise Sproul  in The Arms of Christ…

And this is what I feel compelled to say: Tonight, stop and take a really good look at your spouse. Next, look at each of your children. Look really, really long and hard. Take a moment and thank God for every whisper of a moment that God has given you with them. Thank God for the little kisses offered, the stories told, the tickles dispensed, the games played, the readings shared, the silent moments cherished, the victories experienced, the losses endured, the kind words presented , the songs sung, the glances exchanged. These moments not only count for eternity, but they will be remembered for the next billion years after you leave this minuscule moment in time called “life.” Every moment with your loved one matters. Someday they or you will be gone. Every conversation matters. Every kind deed in the name of Christ matters. It all matters.

My favorite atheist | Red Meat for the Soul | Solid Food MediaWhen I woke up this morning to read that Christopher Hitchens had died at age 62 after his battle with esophageal cancer, my heart sank. For years I have called him my favorite atheist. He was brilliant, articulate, quick-witted, and thoughtful. And unlike his atheist colleagues, Bart Ehrman and …
Tattoo regrets | Cranach: The Blog of VeithDespite the current economic doldrums, a new business is booming: the tattoo removal industry. Emily Wax reports:She arrives quietly, coming in from the rain after work. She lies down on her stomach atop a sleek, white reclining chair. She lifts her shirt and tugs down her jeans slightly.It’s …
Glorifying God in All You Do | The Resurgenc Excerpted from Pastor Mark’s sermon Glorifying God from the 2006 1st Corinthians: Christians Gone Wild sermon series and edited by the Mars Hill Blog“Live to the glory of God!” Christians throw this out because we’re lazy and we love bumper stickers. There’s always that one guy who’s saying, …
Georgia to require students to pick career path  | ajc.comFollowing a national trend, Georgia is about to start requiring its ninth graders to pick a career path and follow a class schedule that’s at least partially tailored to it.The objective is to raise career and college readiness for all students. Career pathways initiatives of some degree are …
AlbertMohler.com – The Emergence of Digital Childhood — Is This Really Wise?The easiest way to infuriate the young is to lean into nostalgia. Nevertheless, it’s hard not to be nostalgic for a childhood in which the basic equipment for elementary school was pretty much limited to notebooks, pencils, and an occasional ruler. Those days are long gone.Verizon Wireless recently …
Blessings in the Home | Programs | Revive Our HeartsLeslie Basham:It’s funny, but in the rush to meet our family’s basic needs, we can be tempted to neglect a deeper need. Here’s Nancy Leigh DeMoss.Nancy Leigh DeMoss:You may be giving your husband basic things like meals and clothes, and you bless your family in those ways. But are you neglecting …

One Response

  1. The Albert Mohler article was particularly fascinating. Thank you for sharing it. I don’t read the newspaper or watch the news and really had no idea this kind of thing was going on. It seems like we need “updates” on the latest parenting warnings, or advice, as each generation changes drastically!

    Blessings
    Mrs. White
    The Legacy of Home

    January 29, 2012 at 8:07 am

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