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Psalm 3: Learning How To Process & Approach Life

Justin Buzzard shares his takeaway from a morning devotion on the lines of Psalm 3: “I love this psalm because its structure brings order to my often disordered life. I want to process and approach life the way Psalm 3 teaches me to do it.” Consider this helpful reflection and imagine if your day looked like this!

A la Twitter, John Piper called this one of the best essays on preaching he had ever read. In the essay, Stanley Hauerwas writes, “God has entrusted us, His Church, with the best story in the world. With great ingenuity we have managed, with the aid of much theory, to make that story boring as hell.” He offers some wise words for any Christian sharing the Gospel (not just preachers). Click the link to read the whole article.

Speaking of John Piper, just in case you missed it: This month both John Piper’s Fifty Reasons Jesus Came to Die and Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s The Cost of Discipleship are available in convenient mp3 format at Christianaudio.com… FREE.

Mark Driscoll and Gerry Breshears forthcoming book, Doctrine: What Christians Should Believe, hits shelves on March31. Read excerpts from each chapter on the Re:Lit website.

Westminster Seminary professor and Modern Reformation magazine editor-in-chief Michael Horton provides some biblical insight on how Christians should approach news media.