This 98 minute interview that Piper did with Rick Warren was recorded on May 1, 2011, during the Desiring God Regional Conference at Saddleback Church. It’s the fulfillment of a commitment they made when Warren was not able to come in person to the Desiring God National Conference in Minneapolis in October, 2010. Piper writes: [...]

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A slow day waiting for the boys to wake up. Found this video by Little Roger and the Goosebumps bringing together two classics: Stairway to Gilligan’s Island

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Separated at birth?

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From Mockingbird: “Even though, I am a slow, middle-class, unathletic, weak, average youth minister, I am a freakin’ national champion in my warped reality, when I don my worn, mesh Alabama hat. I have contributed absolutely nothing to attain this status. Nick Saban, his staff, and some unbelievably athletic and committed young men worked endless [...]

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H/T: Josh Mulvaney

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The Birth of Religion From National Geographic: We used to think agriculture gave rise to cities and later to writing, art, and religion. Now the world’s oldest temple suggests the urge to worship sparked civilization. What Harold Camping Got Right From Phil Cooke: The deadline has passed, the world has survived, and radio preacher Harold [...]

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From Mike Reeves, the current head of the UCCF and former associate at All Souls Church, Langham Place, in London: “When the world encounters a Christian confession of faith, it is entirely incapable of understanding what it sees, because in a confession it is confronted with a witness to a divine revelation from beyond this [...]

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A lot of talk lately about the end of all things. Alistair Begg offers good insight into Christ’s return in these talks. Well worth your time to listen. Click here for sermons.

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Martyn Minns recommended this book at the American Anglican Board meeting in Atlanta last week (I’ve ordered it) and then I found this review of the book by Carl Trueman over at reformation21. Here’s a snip: The book is excellent and well worth reading for a number of reasons. First, Raven’s account is fascinating in [...]

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