This is another topic I have been reading a lot about. Sola Sisters, Ken Silva, and others have been talking about this. I see it as part of a great apostasy going on within the visible church. It appears to be in some dark way connected to an emerging global religion.

Biblically, are psychiatric illnesses different from physical illnesses? How do we make sense of some of the seemingly religious content of psychotic symptoms?

Read and comment on this article: http://www.danoah.com/2011/11/im-christian-unless-youre-gay.html

Would like to know your thoughts on this movement.

I've seen a lot of people use quotes from this book to refute the Doctrines of Grace(or at least by trying to combine them with arminianism somehow), and even seem to quote reformed pastors like Spurgeon(out of context?) to refute ideas like limited atonement(calling it "hypercalvinistic). I know discerningreader.com links to an offsite review of this book(which is 404'd right now) but I would really love to see your thoughts on this book Tim.

I'm not sure how to make them visual but I am sure anything that visualises the Grace of God would be helpful. And the scripture I would love to see visualised would be 1 Cor 13 - Love

Mosaic is a group of godly, creative and musically gifted men and women from Belmont University whose music is scripture-saturated and also has some of the best singing I've ever heard!

http://mosaicworship.com/

Please explain the difference

going by the gospel of thomas, the wisdom credited to jesus was misinterpreted by ubiquitous scribes of jewish culture when writing the synoptic gospels....as with the buddha it seems that jesus spoke of god metaphorically rather than in the literal sense....

Message: Can the devil to give me all kinds of sexual temptation, and that shows me in the form of a beautiful woman dancing dancing lure Can Satan to show me in the form of Kim Cardchian with the emergence of a large moving Makhryha tempting way I can do to taste hot milk from the back of Kim Cardchian by Satan

Jared Wilson tweeted something along these lines, and it hit me right between the eyes. With all the Gospel-centered talk that is going on, I think we can get excited about the talk and not about the Gospel. I would love to hear your thoughts

This book series is spreading like wildfire among women, and I'm afraid soon it will infiltrate women in the church. From what I've read, it's like Twilight for an older generation, and contains very sexually explicit material, focusing on sado-masochism. Bascially a twisted romance novel that's become the #1 selling book on Amazon (topping The Hunger Games). People still come to your site for book reviews, I thought it would be helpful to warn believers about this series.

I will spearhead .
Memorize your bibles, not your bank accounts.

Trying to wrap my head around 'reformed' theology, and wondering as a believer (and student /teacher of the word for many years) how this fits in with Romans 1:16. My family is Jewish (I am a grafted in Gentile) as my beloved husband is a Jewish non- believer, and my parents are gone but his are now my parents. I believe the LORD has given me a love and burden for Israel.

Like a lot of Christians I have a collection of books that I have benefited from reading, but rarely get lent to others to benefit them. Could you write about lending good Christian books between Christians, and suggest how to better facilitate it? I remember seeing a reference relatively recently in my blogfeed to a cataloguing website that might fit the bill, but can't find it. You mentioned librarything in 2007, but said you don't often use the social networking features.

Delve in to what the bible says about being a follower of Christ as well as a member of the armed forces. I understand that no man may serve to masters, but don't we all have a boss, or someone that we can put before Christ?