The ESV is shifting back to the 2011 version of Genesis 3:16. You may ask, “What’s the big deal?”
Will women find themselves opposed and bent toward overriding or opposing men, or will they somehow wrestle with a sense of being drawn to men?
I'm in favor of the return to 2011, and here's why:
It is common for Christians to experience a reinvigoration for reading the Bible at the turn of the New Year. Bible reading is maximized when we strengthen our reading strategies.
In this post, I’ve charted five people who have helped shape the way I read the Bible.
Saying the Bible isn't easy doesn’t mean we can’t grasp its main message.
But the Bible makes demands of us. It calls for thought, patience, and devotion.
The path to truly internalizing and digesting Scripture is rugged, intentionally so, for this is how the Spirit does his work in our lives.
In this post, I touch on Marvin Olasky's book *Moral Vision* and the importance of the inner life.
Bad company ruins good morals. But also, bad morals corrupt leadership. Consider this quote from W. Wilson: “Fidelity [that is in public view] matters more than fidelity in private. We can afford a few relationships of infidelity in private to maintain fidelity in public, which is more important.”
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Enjoying this lineup in the rotation right now.
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