The Sunday Reader: Vol. 1 | #33

Let’s bring back the Sabbath as a radical act against the always-on economy

I wasn’t expecting Fast Company to publish an article praising the wisdom of the Lord’s Day. Quite interesting.

Why Millennials ARE Coming to Church

Stephen McAlpine describes why people in their 20-30’s attend his church. In his opinion, it partly owes to the counter-cultural experience they receive in old-school worship.

If Creeds Aren’t Infallible, Why Use Them?

Like the title says, this article offers a brief but helpful answer.

Animation Presents Ancient Corinth During The Roman Period (Video)

Pretty neat to get a sense of this prosperous city in the time of the Apostle Paul.

ABOUT — The Sunday Reader shares articles we've found particularly insightful, thought-provoking, or edifying this week. While not always representing the views of our Pastors and Elders, these selections offer a mix of viewpoints to broaden and frame your understanding of God, Scripture, ourselves, and the world we serve in Christ's name.

The Sunday Reader: Vol. 1 | #31

Why We Need to Talk About Sin

Our culture tends to shun the idea of sin. Robert Godfrey insists, however, that the Church must not refrain from shedding light on this doctrine, lest we forget the purpose of Christ’s coming.

Can Someone Be Spiritually Healthy and Still Experience Mental Health Challenges?

Brad Hambrick, an Instructor of Biblical Counseling at SBTS, suggests an answer to this complex question.

Ten Lessons for Growing Older

Most people live to old age, so it makes sense to face the reality of aging by preparing for it. Here are a few practical points to consider.

The Strange Protestant Bible of Henry VIII

An informative video on how our modern English Bibles come by the unlikely way of a King who was opposed to Protestantism.

ABOUT — The Sunday Reader shares articles we've found particularly insightful, thought-provoking, or edifying this week. While not always representing the views of our Pastors and Elders, these selections offer a mix of viewpoints to broaden and frame your understanding of God, Scripture, ourselves, and the world we serve in Christ's name.