Wednesday Web Wanderings: March 19, 2014

For your perusal, information, and enjoyment…

ARTICLES

Saved By a Community for Community (David Lookabill) “The outside world needs to see this, too—a community of people living out Jesus’ commands despite their vastly different personalities, music preferences, backgrounds, skin colors, economic statuses, and even football allegiances.”

A Prayer for a Non-Grumbling, Grace-Fueled, Grateful Heart (Scotty Smith) “Do all things without grumbling or bickering. Phil 2:14“

Real Forgiveness (Ray Ortlund) “A wise rebuke limits itself to observable behavior.”

Our Goal is Not Diversity, It’s Love (Trevin Wax) An interview with Trillia Newbell, author of the great little book, United, Captured by God’s Vision for Diversity. GREAT INTERVIEW, GREAT BOOK.

TWEETABLE

"Love doesn't keep a record of wrongs done."(1Cor13) That's the most non-poetic, revolutionary descriptor of love, ever.

— Scotty Smith (@ScottyWardSmith) March 19, 2014

We become free the moment we concede that we can't do it.

— Tullian Tchividjian (@PastorTullian) March 18, 2014

It is beyond question that there is one sin that Jesus gives more attention to and denounces more than any other: self-righteousness.

— Tullian Tchividjian (@PastorTullian) March 18, 2014

"Unless we are making the devout nervous, we are not preaching grace as we ought."

— Tullian Tchividjian (@PastorTullian) March 16, 2014

Jesus did not abandon us despite all his own suffering. Do you think he would abandon you now in the midst of yours?

— Timothy Keller (@timkellernyc) March 17, 2014