Below, in no particular order, is a list of 10 of my favorite reads from 2022 (but really it’s 18, and technically it’s 21).
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Wisdom, Blood, and the Dishes
Wisdom involves knowledge, but it’s far more than that. Wisdom is knowledge in action. Or I should say, wisdom is knowledge in right action.
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On Sharks and Christian Assurance
Sharks frighten me.
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Holy Grudges Lead to Fruitful Christians
…send your roots out toward his stream of living water in all seasons, that you may yield your fruit your season.
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As Often as You Can, Read the Psalms in Order
The beauty here is that we all fall into one category or the other. We all either lean toward avoiding God by keeping his commands or avoiding him by breaking them. But in either case, we’re trying to be the rulers of our own lives.
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If We Confess Our Sins
In 2016 I knew many who pinched their nose and voted for this president…People weren’t pinching their noses anymore. They had gotten used to the smell and were breathing deep.
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The Israel of God: A Blessed Community
If you, personally, have a blessed life, it is for the distinct purpose of being a blessing to others. And if you’re in Christ, then you have every spiritual blessing of heaven (Ephesians 1:3).
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Top 10 Reads of 2020
Below is a list of 10 of my favorite reads from 2020–honestly, narrowing it to 10 was a challenge.
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True Blessing
To be ‘blessed’ or to live the ‘blessed’ life, as James puts it here, is to “remain steadfast under trial.” It’s faithfulness to God even amidst the hardest times, that defines true blessedness.
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‘But I’m not a Racist’
I’ve been reading The Color of Compromise: The Truth About the American Church’s Complicity in Racism by Jemar Tisby (Quote List in the coming weeks). Though the book came out last year, I’m only getting to it now. While I knew I would agree with the thesis the book argues (captured in the subtitle), I’m…
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The Drawing Board 