Round the Sphere Again

I’m resurrecting the old Round the Sphere posts I used to do. I got sick of the additional clutter to my page from the links in the Recommended section in the sidebar and decided to remove it.

Instead of collecting links for a whole week (That’s the way I used to do it.), I’ll be posting whenever I have a few interesting links collected. I’m guessing this will happen two or three times a week. This change should make those of you who complained about not being able to comment on the links in the sidebar happy, too.

Yep. Less clutter; more comments. It’s all good.

What’s up in this first go-round?

Thinking Biblically

• How should we apply the moral principles found in the Torah? (Parableman)

Doing Biblically

• On ways in which I emulate Mary (Musings of an English Muffin)

A St. Patrick's Day Gift

from Keith and Kristyn Getty.



From the Getty Music website:

What Grace is Mine

Kristyn Getty sings ‘What Grace is Mine’ at Shadow Mountain Church, San Diego in Feb 2009. In 2008, St. Patricks Day and Easter Sunday landed in the same week, which hasn’t happened for over a century. Kristyn wrote lyrics to match this well known Irish Traditional Melody.

Leads into ‘In Christ Alone’, the hymn written by Keith Getty and Stuart Townend.

What are the outward means whereby Christ communicates to us the benefits of his mediation?

The outward and ordinary means whereby Christ communicates to his church the benefits of his mediation, are all his ordinances; especially the word, sacraments, and prayer; all which are made effectual to the elect for their salvation.[1]

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