Publications

Reading for Lent: Romans 12

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deadmtn1 So here's what I want you to do, God helping you: Take your everyday, ordinary life - your sleeping, eating, going-to-work, and walking-around life - and place it before God as an offering. Embracing what God does for you is the best thing you can do for him.

Reading for Lent: Proverbs 3

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river1 Good friend, don't forget all I've taught you; take to heart my commands.

They'll help you live a long, long time, a long life lived full and well.

Don't lose your grip on Love and Loyalty. Tie them around your neck; carve their initials on your heart.

Earn a reputation for living well in God's eyes and the eyes of the people.

Ripping Yarns by Julie Moore

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Our church always has a lot of groovy things going on, and one of them right now is having the people read the same book at the same time. I mean, at any given time, I'm going to guess that many of us are reading the same book at the same time - the Bible... but that's not what i'm talking about. We've all been encouraged to read a book called The Story, NIV: The Bible as One Continuing Story of God and His People.

The Faith and Fate of Jeremy Lin from Patheos website

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The following is excerpted from the Patheos article. To see more, including the video questions, check out the link at the end of this article.

Bring back the Sabbath by Judith Shulevitz, NYTimes

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The following is an article referenced by Tim Keller in a sermon on Work and Rest.

Sandor Ferenczi, a disciple of Freud's, once identified a disorder he called Sunday neurosis. Every Sunday (or, in the case of a Jewish patient, every Saturday), the Sunday neurotic developed a headache or a stomachache or an attack of depression. After ruling out purely physiological causes, including the rich food served at Sunday dinners, Ferenczi figured out what was bothering his patients. They were suffering from the Sabbath.