Learning With Links - Lee Snow

     It's been a while since I posted some of my favorite articles from other brotherhood works here on the interwebs. Here are just a few of the links that I have really enjoyed reading and studying over the past few months (in no particular order). 

- Things Christians Need to Stop Being Silly About - Ben G.

Some discussions are simply nauseating to me. Why? Because when people take them too far (as they sometimes do), they become downright silly. Note the following: read more

- Maybe We Should Switch - Caleb C.

One of the consequences of failing to take the Old Testament seriously is the loss of the valuable guidance of the Proverbs. One of the Proverbs’ themes is the discipline of children, and corporal punishment (not abuse) read more

- What's the Primary Task of Elders - Steven H.

Well, what do you think? Do you think the primary job of elders — to be clear, I’m speakingabout church elders (presbyters, bishops, pastors) — is to make decisions? to spend the collection wisely? to put out (figurative) fires within the church? read more

- You Can't Take That Bullet Back - Mark B.

I had arrested and was interviewing an 18-year-old gang member. On Christmas day, he and another gang member attempted to rob a 14-year-old boy at gunpoint. When the boy turned to run away, the gang member fired one shot read more

- To My Friends Who Identify Themselves As Homosexuals - Daniel H.

To all my friends who identify themselves as being homosexual--we need to clarify a few things. I think we can come to something resembling a true understanding of each other. read more

#RetroChristianity (Part 1) - Lee S. (This is so you can see all the great works over at Strong Church)

The pound sign. The hash mark. The octothorpe. The hashtag. Whatever you want to call it, the # symbol has taken over our society. It can be found on almost every social media site linking statuses read more

     Well, that should do it for now. Hopefully these links will give you plenty of study material for the next few days and be sure to check back here at the PFP for more articles coming soon!