Welcome to Reagan’s Roundup, where every Friday I share links to things from around the web that I think you will find interesting or helpful in your journey to become a better steward of the life God has given you.
- This week on the blog: A Review of “Adorning the Dark” by Andrew Peterson
- This week on the podcast: Episode 24 – Pursuing Maturity with Joe Barnard
Now, here are some other links from around the web:
Review of “American Gospel: Christ Crucified“
I had the opportunity this week to write a review of a new documentary that addresses Progressive Christianity. You can read the whole thing over on The Master’s Seminary Blog.
Looking for Something Good To Read? (10 Book Suggestions)
I know a lot of us resolved to read more books in 2020. If you’re still hunting for titles to fill your reading queue, Tim Challies has some suggestions.
One-on-One with Andrew Peterson
If you enjoyed my review of Adorning the Dark, you might also like this interview with the author.
“The first thing I’d say is this: ‘Success (or failure) isn’t going to change anything about who you are in Christ. Relax. Be led by the Spirit, not your ambition.’ The second thing I’d say is this: ‘Don’t be so hard on yourself.’ (These two things are closely related.)”
Discerning and Stewarding God’s Call for My Life
Fred Greco writing for Tabletalk magazine has some wisdom for believers wondering what God’s called them to do with their lives.
“There is an old story about the man who saw ‘G.P.C.’ in the sky and concluded it was God telling him, ‘Go preach Christ!’ The difficulty, however, was that the man had virtually no ability to communicate and very little Bible knowledge. When he went to a friend and told him his plans, the friend answered, ‘Perhaps the message was “Go plant corn!”‘”
You Didn’t Do ‘Nothing’ Today
“At this stage in my life, I’m home-based, with small children. Sometimes it’s wonderful, and sometimes it’s hard. But whatever my brain tells me, it’s not nothing. . . . Maybe you feel like your life is achieving little. But by God’s grace, maybe you are doing far more than you think.”
How to Use Microsoft To Do as a Cross Platform GTD Solution
“Microsoft’s To Do app has come a long, long way since inception and today reflects a full-fledged, full-featured GTD app that will meet the needs for many users.”
First Cookies Baked in Space
I just thought this was cool. “While looking more or less normal, the best cookies required two hours of baking time last month up at the International Space Station. It takes far less time on Earth, under 20 minutes.”
