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Inspiration from the Pray the Gospels
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Mark D. Roberts
Excerpt “In everything do to others as you would have them do to you; for this is the law and the prophets.” Matthew 7:12 Click here to read all of Matthew 7:7-12 Prayer There it is, Lord, the famed Golden Rule, that which is so often quoted, referred to, and named. This is, perhaps more…
Approaching Laity Lodge
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Mark D. Roberts
One of the paths to the center of Laity Lodge, with the cliffs of the Frio River in the background . . .
Fascinating Links from Christianity Today
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Mark D. Roberts
I regularly peruse Christianity Today Magazine’s online website and its Liveblog. I recommend that you do the same. Some of today’s posts I found particularly striking. Ted Olsen, writing for the Liveblog, put up “Postcard from San Diego: Fighting ‘Bibliolatry’ at the Evangelical Theological Society.” In this post he summarizes an address by J.P. Moreland…
Apologetics Links
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Mark D. Roberts
Today I want to suggest four excellent apologetic links. The first is a short piece by Stan Guthrie of Christianity Today called “Answering the Atheists.” The subtitle is “A Reader’s Digest version of why I am a Christian.” Good food for thought here, especially if you’re not “into” apologetics. The second link is to what…
Do You Need to Be Disillusioned?
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Mark D. Roberts
Part 3 of series: Sharing Laity Lodge Permalink for this post / Permalink for this series At a recent retreat at Laity Lodge, I participated in an early morning devotional led by Steven Purcell, my colleague who is the Director of Laity Lodge. He began by saying that he went through a period of time…
Blogging Like Jogging, Part 2
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Mark D. Roberts
In my last post I presented the thesis that blogging is like jogging. Even as many once became joggers, only to quit after a while, so it is with bloggers. One of the reasons people quit blogging is that long-term bloggers must have several traits, most of which are somewhat unusual. I’ll mention four of…
Blogging Like Jogging, Part 1
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Mark D. Roberts
A couple of years ago everybody was predicting that blogging would take over the media world. Bloggers had toppled Dan Rather. Soon they would replace the New York Times and CBS Evening News. Now it’s chic to proclaim the death of blogging. Critics, often from the mainstream media, celebrate the fact that millions of bloggers…
Sunday Inspiration from Pray the Gospels
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Mark D. Roberts
Excerpt “But I say to you, Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.” Matthew 5:44 Click here to read all of Mark 5:38-48 Prayer Lord, I’ll be honest. I don’t like this verse. Oh, it sounds good in a safe religious context. It sounds like exalted morality. But in real life,…
You Know You’re in Texas When . . .
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Mark D. Roberts
While driving down the road a couple of weeks ago I saw this on the back of a car. Now in California lots of Christians have an ichthus (Greek for fish) on their bumpers. And some anti-Christians have fishes celebrating Darwin. But I never saw a school of ichthuses before I moved to Texas.
The Pastor as Godblogger
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Mark D. Roberts
I’m currently at the GodBlogCon at the Las Vegas Convention Center. In former years GodBlogCon, a conference for Christians interested in the new media, convened at Biola University in Southern California. But this year GodBlogCon has joined up with the secular BlogWorld convention. Hence the new venue. I think it’s great that GodBlogCon has now…
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