Sin requires judgment. This is inescapable. Sometimes the judgment comes immediately, sometimes later (even after this life). But it most certainly comes. Because of the grace and mercy of God, many of us have become presumptuous, supposing that because He has not been in the recent practice of opening the ground and swallowing whole the… Continue reading Promises of God and an Easter Appeal
Author: Jonathan
Twenty-Two Questions Worth Asking
In the eighteenth century, John Wesley and his brother Charles were part of a group of Christians at Christ College, Oxford who met together for prayer and accountability and who performed many regular charitable acts. This group was cynically dubbed the “Holy Club” by their detractors. The name stuck, and the members of the… Continue reading Twenty-Two Questions Worth Asking
Favorite Fifteen No. 5: Squat and Press/Swing Tandem
We come today to a workout that I’ve done probably ten times and never come away disappointed. It’s short and very demanding on the heart…and it’ll leave your gluts and quads sore the next day. Read on…. Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin Share with Stumblers Tumblr it Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments… Continue reading Favorite Fifteen No. 5: Squat and Press/Swing Tandem
Favorite Fifteen No. 6: Double KB Swings
The next stop on the tour of my go-to workouts is the Double Kettlebell Swing. Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin Share with Stumblers Tumblr it Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post Tell a friend
Training Your Prayer Muscles
Strength is a skill, and exercise should rightly be viewed as training. You are training particular muscles and developing particular skills in each session…if you’ve got a plan, that is. One of my favorite training protocols is especially good for building strength, and it’s called “greasing the groove.” This is a concept borrowed from fitness… Continue reading Training Your Prayer Muscles