No More "This Week in Blogdom"

Last month, I began a series called This Week in Blogdom that I thought would continue on a regular basis. Well, it hasn't.

The purpose was to link to various blog posts from around the blogosphere that seemed interesting to me. The problem was that I found myself spending too much time surfing around the Christian blog world in search of interesting posts. I realized that the last thing I need is an excuse to spend more time on-line than I already do. Therefore, This Week in Blogdom must go the way of the Dodo.

If I do come across some interesting stuff, I'll be sure to link to it. Speaking of that, enjoy this.

This Week in Blogdom - June 18, 2009

Read the correct interpretation of, "Behold, I Stand at the Door and Knock." (Rev. 3:20)

Are religious beliefs just biochemical in nature?

Take a look at the 5 points of Reformed Baptist Churches. In case you are wondering, I agree with the author of this post.

Sinclair Ferguson discusses The Gospel According to Calvin. Hint: it's all about Jesus.

Who attends a mega-church?

Absurd

The Sky is Falling! We know better.

Click here for (ha-ha) government-funded salvation.

This Week in Blogdom - June 11, 2009

Excellent posts from around blogdom this week:

R.C. Sproul on grace, "What Reformed theology teaches is that it is true the believer makes the right response and the non-believer makes the wrong response. But the reason the believer makes the good response is because God in His sovereign election changes the disposition of the heart of the elect to effect a good response. I can take no credit for the response that I made for Christ."

Dr. Albert Mohler discusses Moral Reasoning in Light of Wichita.

Are you a disciplined reader?

The Thirsty Theologian writes about The Heart of True Calvinism.

What did early church meetings look like? Click here to read what Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones had to say about this. This sounds quite different from what we see in most evangelical churches today.

Take a look at 10 Reminders about Gospel faithfulness.

Could this be coming to your church?

Ha-ha.

This Week in Blogdom - June 4, 2009

Inspired by this series of blog posts, I'm going to begin a series of my own entitled This Week in Blogdom. The purpose of this weekly series is to list a number of excellent blog posts that I have read during the past week. Instead of mentioning them here-and-there, now I'll have them all in one place. I plan to post this series each Thursday.

To start off, here are some good posts from the last week:

AIG tells about Large-Brained Apes graduating from Penn State. What??

Al Mohler on homeschooling.

The Rebelution talks about the danger of a wasted life.

At Miscellanies, read 15 Tools for Exegetical Research.

Les Puryear discusses Casting Vision in the Small Church.

Sacred Sandwich has fun with Frogs in Sunday School.