Credo House | Dr. Mike Spaulding

Lot’s of interesting articles from around the blog world this week. Here are a few that I read.

THE “WELL, MAYBE…” OF REDEMPTIVE HISTORY by Jason Helopoulos
When Tolerance Turns To Coerced Celebration by Jennifer A. Marshall
5 Myths People Spread About Jesus, Sex and Gay Marriage by Kenny Burchard
Strengthen the Things That Remain: Human Dignity, Human Rights and Human Flourishing in a Dangerous Age by Al Mohler
How Not To Debate A Christian Apologist by Rob Bowman
Examining Ourselves To Death: Evangelicalism’s Preoccupation With Itself by Rob Schwarzwalder

“The things you have learned and received and heard and seen in me, practice these things, and the God of peace will be with you.” Philippians 4:9

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As always, providing links for your own reading and research is not an endorsement of everything you might find on a site.

Lot’s of folks are asking me, “what are you reading?” My answer is always the same. “Lot’s of things. What are you interested in?” (I know I am not supposed to answer a question with a question but I can’t help myself sometimes). So to provide a helpful response to those asking this question I decided to start posting links to those sites that I find helpful. I hope to do this on a regular basis but those of you who know me know that I am a tent-making pastor and carry a full load of activities that keep me very busy. While I love to write/blog the simple truth is it is a lot further down my list of priorities today than it once was. Forgive me if I don’t do this as regular as you would like. By the way, let me know if you find these sites helpful. If you have sites you frequent and want me to check them out send me the link in the comments section. I appreciate your feedback.