Technology Ahead: Proceeding with Caution

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    "We need now to learn another lesson - that Jesus calls us to be servants of one another, and that, as we accept it heartily, this service too will be a most blessed one, a new and fuller liberty too from sin and self. At first it may appear hard; this is only because of the pride which still counts itself something. If once we learn that to be nothing before God is the glory of the creature, the spirit of Jesus, and the joy of heaven, we shall welcome with our whole heart the discipline we may have in serving even those who try to vex us" - Andrew Murray @ 'Humility'
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Technology Ahead: Please Proceed with Caution

So far this summer I have read a good deal and invested a lot of time thinking upon technology and how it shapes my intake and digestion of information. After reading Neil Postman’s critique ‘Amusing Ourselves to Death,’ a book I heartily recommend, my world has never quite been the same. I am continually astounded … Read more

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Tomorrow is Showtime

O God, save thy people! Save thy people! A solemn charge hast thou given to thy servant. Ah! Lord, it is all too solemn for such a child. Help him, help him by thine own grace, to discharge it as he ought. O Lord, let thy servant confess that he feels his prayers are not … Read more

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Orthodoxy in the Exchanged Life

Reading books is undoubtedly a helpful tool for thinking clearly because as John Piper says in his book “Think,” it enables us to construe meaning. I suppose there is a reason why God chose to reveal Himself with words and sentences, but that is a thought for another time. However this post is dedicated to … Read more

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