Tag Archives: books

The Saturday Post(s)

Posted on July 26, 2014 by Dana Dill

A Lustful Man Doesn’t Want a Woman. I appreciate Lewis’ comments on  what a lustful really wants and how that isn’t a woman. How to (And Not to) Minister to Families Battling Cancer. “Reflecting on our past and present experience … Continue reading →

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On Vacation

Posted on May 25, 2014 by Dana Dill

To any regular readers, I am currently on a short vacation with my wife and will not be writing anything until next Tuesday. During this short break allow me to point your attention to the book recommendation list under the … Continue reading →

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10 Principles to Guide Your Book Reading

Posted on April 8, 2014 by Dana Dill

I have a wonderful two volume book set called Princeton and the Christian Ministry. If you are a pastor, you absolutely need to buy these two volumes. Page after page offers challenge, conviction, encouragement, inspiration, and excellent instruction on the … Continue reading →

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The Saturday Post(s)

Posted on April 5, 2014 by Dana Dill

Millennials and the False Gospel of Nice. My favorite of the week. “One might argue that young evangelicals aren’t fleeing core conservative institutions, but flooding them.” What’s Wrong With Producing a Worship Experience. “The only thing of value the church has … Continue reading →

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What If the Bible Were Boring?

Posted on February 28, 2014 by Dana Dill

Thankfully the Bible isn’t a boring book if you are actually paying attention, but what if it were? What if the Bible was the most boring book in the world? How would that change how Christians relate to it? R.C. … Continue reading →

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