“Blogging is here to stay,” said Mohler. “Let’s see it as a mission field.” See here.
Mohler Addresses GodBlogCon
About the author
Reviews
- 13 Reasons Why: My take
- An elegant acquiescence: The Fault in Our Stars
- “The Trellis and the Vine” by Colin Marshall
- “The Supremacy of God in Preaching” by John Piper
- “The Doctrines of Grace” by James Montgomery Boice
- “Spurgeon v. Hyper-Calvinism” by Iain H. Murray
- “A Call to Spiritual Reformation” by D. A. Carson
- “T. C. Hammond” by Warren Nelson
- “The Pastor as Scholar & the Scholar as Pastor” by John Piper and D. A. Carson
- “First Things First” by Stephen Covey
- “Not by Chance” by Layton Talbert
- Foreword to “The Doctrine of Scripture”
- “Smart Trust” by Stephen M. R. Covey
- “The Making of a Disciple” by Kenneth Frederick
- “How Firm a Foundation in Scripture and Song” by John D. Morris
- “Pastor to Pastor” by Erwin Lutzer
- “The Purity Principle” by Randy Alcorn
- “Only God Can Heal the Wounded Heart” by Ed Bulkley
- “The Wounded Heart” by Dan Allender
- Daniel Kriss on “Theological Meditations on the Gospel”
- “Healing is a Choice” by Stephen Arterburn
- “The Attributes of God” by A. W. Pink
- “God and Stephen Hawking” by John Lennox
- “Gunning for God” by John Lennox
- “The Saviour Sensitive Church” by Paul Chappell & John Goetsch
- “A Bunch of Everlastings” by F. W. Boreham
- “Stacey” by Bill Wininger
- “The Grace of God” by Andy Stanley
- “10 Sermons on Hope” by Charles Spurgeon
- “The Local Church” by John Halsey
- “Archbishop Mowll” by Marcus Loane
- BOOK RELEASE! Theological Meditations on the Gospel
- “The Difficult Doctrine of the Love of God” by D. A. Carson
- “The Purpose Driven Life” by Rick Warren
- My approach to reading
- “Basic Christianity” by John Stott
- “The 360° Leader” by John Maxwell
- “God is the Gospel” by John Piper
- “Tyndale” by David Teems
- Review of “Set Apart” by R. Kent Hughes
- “Next To The Bible, The Book I Value Most”
- Good Books
- Influential Books
- Have You Heard Of These?
- Thinking about Bible Software?
- A Brief Review of BeDuhn’s “Truth in Translation”
- Learning Our Christian Heritage
- Australia: A New History of the Great Southern Land
- Why Men Hate Going To Church
- Learn From A Swan
- Facing the Giants
InFocus Press
One Comment
Farid
“While pastors only get a few hours a week with youth in ministry, this generation is spending upwards 20 hours a week on the Internet, particularly social networks.”
I believe that the ease with which we can become saturated with secular culture through the Internet is largely responsible for why many of us avoid contemplating this medium for use in ministry. On the other hand, it’s precisely why it’s vitally important that we wake up and realise how much of our communication now occurs over the Internet, and providing solid advice and safe environments for young people is becoming of increasing importance!