A digest of this week’s posts that aim to get you thinking biblically and heavenly, and to affirm sane thinking. Welcome to the ponder-osa! It’s like doing a Western movie in the blogosphere in just one post. Enjoy.

Hope Defined: A Postmillennial Primer

Together with Dr. George Grant, I was honored to write an endorsement on this particular booklet. Matt is putting the text out for free in this post. Matt is a missionary at an undisclosed location, and has been bar none the best commentary recommender ever! It wouldn’t hurt to purchase the book, but if you just want to read, it is there for you. Enjoy Matt’s thoughts, you won’t be disappointed if you are looking to ponder something worthy of filling your mind with noble thoughts.

Now It’s fixed ;-)

Let the reader understand. For those who keep up with the “Fight Laugh Feast network”they always say to baptize your babies. Kuiper Belt corrects it rightly. Good job. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Parresia Books now shipping to USA

These look like some really nice editions to purchase. Passing on the info.

Suffering Under an All-Powerful Love

Abigail Dodds writes, “Knowing that God is working all things for my good has been the dearest and deepest comfort, even, and especially, in the darkest of seasons. God is working all things for my good when our son is in the hospital (again), or when my husband is dealing with chronic pain (still), or when betrayal and slander touch my life or the lives of those I love. It’s a reality that keeps my heart whole even as it’s breaking, and my mind clear even in the fog of confusion. He is good. He is strong. Not one thing happens to us apart from his perfect plan. God’s sovereign love and power mean that we can trust him — now and forever.”

How I Became Postmillennial

Some will appreciate Ken Gentry’s sharing his testimony of coming to postmilllennialism. I share it as more and more folks come my way asking about postmillennialism because they are dissatisfied with other views as they continue to read their Bibles and seek to apply it to their lives. I’m thankful for Ken Gentry. Pray for his ministry.

Professor Ehud Qimron: “Ministry of Health, it’s time…”

Couldn’t help to post this as the article begins with these words: “In the end, the truth will always be revealed, and the truth about the coronavirus policy is beginning to be revealed. When the destructive concepts collapse one by one, there is nothing left but to tell the experts who led the management of the pandemic – we told you so.” Quite an article. But anyone using logic in these days already knows the basics of this article. An astute insight however is made that perhaps some have not thought about behind the whole thing: “There is currently no medical emergency, but you have been cultivating such a condition for two years now because of lust for power, budgets and control. The only emergency now is that you still set policies and hold huge budgets for propaganda and psychological engineering instead of directing them to strengthen the health care system.This emergency must stop!” Thus at the end of the day, it seems to us that there is a drive behind things toward universal healthcare. You don’t go to your doc for covd, you are directed to grocery stores, pharmacies, and big box stores!