March 3, 2012
Welcome to “The Sunday Seven.” This week’s edition is brought to you a day early, mostly because I anticipate a busy evening and an even busier Sunday afternoon. Nevertheless, these articles represent some of the more interesting news and insights I encountered this week. Hopefully, there’s something here that will peak your interest and give you pause to think.
From the Files of “Man, I Wish Tim Keller Was My Pastor” …
In this excellent article on creation, evolution and the intersection between science and faith, Tim Keller lays out a tremendously high call for pastors – a call few appear willing to take
Probably Would Have Seen a Few of these …
Six Insane Sequels that Almost Ruined Classic Movies. Perhaps my favorite item on this week’s list. Just look at a few of the titles: Ei8ht, Gladiator 2, Casablanca 2: Brazzaville, and my personal favorite written by Spielberg himself, E.T. 2: Nocturnal Fears. Don’t know how I stumbled onto this article, but you are welcome!
Are Contemporary Worship Leaders Undermining the Gospel?
Idolizing “Youth Culture” in Worship. A great discussion on the disposable nature of contemporary worship and the damage it is doing to the presentation of the Gospel of Jesus the Christ.
Shifts in Public Opinion on Abortion Lead to New State Laws …
Public Opinion Polls Related to Abortion. 16 years of polling data that demonstrates a shift in how America perceives the moral status of an unborn child.
New Report Reveals Major Pro-Life Gains Undermining Roe v. Wade. Significant shifts in public opinion related to the moral status of unborn babies have lead to a record number of states proposing pro-life laws in 2011.
What a Fantastic Question …
Go Beyond the Sex Questions. In a secular and Christian culture that is saturated by sex, Trevin Wax offers an insightful question at the end of his article that should become the standard.
And Lastly, a Profound Question from our Friend the Philosoraptor …
