#Joe Rigney

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by Joe Rigney | Many people know C.S. Lewis as the author and creator of Narnia. A slightly smaller group know him as a remarkably effective Christian apologist. An even smaller group appreciate him as a scholar of medieval and Renaissance literature. Fewer recognize him as a prophet of civilizational doom...

#A Most Harmful Medicine: How Subjectivism Poisons a Society #Desiring God Ministries #Joe Rigney #desiringgod.org

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#books & libraries #authors #bookworm #commonplace9 #Joe Rigney #Things of Earth #Cove

[theclassymike]

Reid Miller in the movie Joe Bell (2021)

#reid miller #reid miller gifs #igby rigney #joe bell #good joe bell #lgbt movie #lgbt cinema #play by play #santa jaws #santa jaws syfy #who are you people #the bell keeper #feeling randy #accused #fx accused #actor #talented #one of my faves

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i need igby rigney to play some type of joe from you character bc jesus he did dusty better than he did kevin tbh

#* #the midnight club #igby rigney #sick name too btw

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God’s men are not to be pouty and weak, but strong and glad — a reminder God gives us every day when he makes the sun rise.

~ Joe Rigney

[graceholds]

"Be comforted, small one, in your smallness. He lays no merit upon you. The weight of the world is not yours. It was borne by another, by one whose bloody shoulders were able to bear it — up to Golgotha, into the tomb, down to Sheol, and then out, out again into the light of resurrection. Have no fear, small one. Bear the load that is yours with humility, like a weaned child, as one who hopes in the Lord forevermore."

-Joe Rigney, Desiring God

[the-daily-tizzy]

The surest way to give the world over to evil is to begin to deny such evil exists. And this is exactly what we have begun doing.

Joe Rigney ||  A Most Harmful Medicine: How Subjectivism Poisons a Society

[gtunesmiff]

Learn the Habit of Reading Well

Observe the subject matter accurately and thoroughly,

Understand clearly what you have observed,

Evaluate fairly what you have understood by deciding what is true and valuable,

Feel intensely according to the value of what you have evaluated,

Apply wisely and helpfully in life what you understand and feel, and

Express in speech and writing and deeds what you have seen, understood, felt, and applied in such a way that its accuracy, clarity, truth, value, and helpfulness can be known and enjoyed by others.

You can’t say whether something is true or false, good or bad, until you first know what the something is.

-  Joe Rigney ||  Do Unto Authors: Four Principles for Reading Well

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GLORIOUS (2022) Glory hole horror... be careful where you stick it

GLORIOUS (2022) Glory hole horror… be careful where you stick it

Glorious is a 2022 American horror film about a man who finds himself inside a remote rest stop bathroom with a mysterious figure. Directed by Rebekah McKendry from a screenplay co-written by Joshua Hull, David Ian McKendry and Todd Rigney. Produced by Christian Armogida, Morgan Peter Brown, Jason Scott Goldberg, Bob Portal, Inderpal Singh and Joe Wicker. The movie stars Ryan Kwanten, J.K.…

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#2022 #André Lamar #Glorious #J.K. Simmons #movie film #Rebekah McKendry #Ryan Kwanten #Tordy Clark

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Großartiges Buch 2023 gelesen. Podcast enthält die wichtigsten Punkte.

#christentum #weltanschauung #kosmologie #Ethik

[julie1971]

Grumbling Obedience Resisting a Common Temptation

Article by Joe Rigney Teacher, desiringGod.org If you were giving an exhortation to an obedient people, what temptations would you urge them to guard against? Most of us would likely highlight the danger of pride and self-righteousness. And we’d be right to do so. In his letter to the Philippians, Paul is addressing an obedient people. Unlike the Galatians or Corinthians, Paul does not write to…

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#Spiritual

[officialyourdailyinspiration]

by Joe Rigney | Frequently, prudence is a matter of picking your problem. In a finite and fallen world, we will always be faced with trade-offs and difficulties. As church leaders, called to lead together in a particular locale, many of our decisions involve selecting which problems we hope to address and...

#Desiring God Ministries #Joe Rigney #The Prudence Bucket: Applying the Bible to Gray Areas #desiringgod.org

[mosesthekiwi]

John Rigney learned when he was a little boy that if people are in orphanages, they don’t have love so therefore they are an easier target. You can get them to end their lives easier and without love from parents they don’t have as many life opportunities because most people are shutting more doors on orphanages for the last 2000 years. It’s very very cheap way to ensure that your child appears more useful than he or she really is.

So now, Will Frazier has learned that he might be able to get me to kill myself except he doesn’t think he’s going to get in any trouble because I didn’t tell the county attorney kind of like I didn’t tell on Brandon flowers for making that nasty comment about my hips in home ec in 10th grade

There’s another elephant in the room and I guess some women of America have been talked to by their parents and therapists and things like that because you don’t steal from certain people and you do consider many sources before you even decide G I think that’s a good idea

Geeeeee

Which Joe L O L

Stephanie and those kind of people don’t have respect for those kind of people and I don’t necessarily but when I do I make sure that it’s very stylish I am the most stylish and I am the most proper around the absolute most ribbony military officials

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We had the honor and privilege to speak with John Stonestreet of #TheColsonCenter and Dr. Joe Rigney about #HoldingatAllHazards on a recent panel! Stay tuned for links to this and other presentations that lay the groundwork for why we believe God called us to build CrossCurrent Digital.

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Live Like a Narnian: Christian Discipleship in Lewis's Chronicles by Joe Rigney 12.27.22

An encouraging collection of essays using the Chronicles of Narnia as inspiration for a range of topics ranging from joy to manhood. The Chronicles of Narnia were the books that got me hooked on reading as a kid, so I enjoyed Rigney's closer look at how Lewis promoted different Christian values throughout the stories. Each essay is only a few pages long, which makes it easy to pick up, read a section, and ruminate on it for a while before reading the next one. My favorite chapter was "Shasta's Hard Lesson: Receiving the Reward for a Job Well Done" about continuing the good fight regardless of circumstances. Recommended for fans of the Narnia books looking for short essays of exhortation.

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TGIF: Roundup for October 28, 2022

When I asked Ashley Kim for advice to young writers, here’s what she had to say: “Sometimes I get discouraged because I can tell that there are shortcomings in my writing, but I also don’t have all day to read and write… Your current responsibilities right now are what God has called you to be faithful to. And if that means you only have time to write for 30 minutes a week, or however long you have, that’s okay, because that’s truly where you’re meant to be.” Check out our new interview, and find more author interviews on YouTube.

SOLA is proud to co-sponsor the Pathways of Grace Conference, featuring Joni Eareckson Tada, to encourage and equip people from local churches who are currently involved or want to be involved in caring for others in their churches affected by disability.

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Articles From Around The Web

Sara Kyoungah White: Praying Before Meals like the Men of Gondor

What would it look like for our mealtime prayers to become, most of all, an expression of longing for the presence of God?

Related: “Invitations to Abundance” with Alicia J. Akins by Aaron Lee

Benjamin Vrbiceki: Strategies for Preaching to the Polarized

“While painful, growing in awareness of my blind spots and hearing from different perspectives make me a better preacher and our church a better church.”

Related: One in Christ Jesus: A Book Review of “Preaching to a Divided Nation” by Aaron Lee

Joe Rigney: Living Among Majesties: The Grandeur of the People of God

“How easy it is to love mankind in general, and yet how difficult to love particular individuals.”

Related: View our interviews from the 2019 SOLA Conference: The Prevailing Church on YouTube!

SOLA is proud to co-sponsor the Pathways of Grace Conference, featuring Joni Eareckson Tada, to encourage and equip people from local churches who are currently involved or want to be involved in caring for others in their churches affected by disability.

Books, Podcasts, Music, And More

Crossway Podcast: Podcast: Embracing Spiritual Authority in the Face of Pastoral Failure (David Mathis)

David Mathis discusses the topic of spiritual authority—what it is, who has it, and how we should respond when that authority is abused.

Related: View our Asian American Leadership Conference videos on YouTube!

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Book Reviews: Bavinck: A Critical Biography by James Eglinton, Delighting in the Trinity by Michael Reeves, From Heaven by A. W. Tozer. Listen to our TGIF playlist on Spotify. Join my Asian American Worship Leaders Facebook group.

Happy Pastor’s Appreciation Month! Check out a new Pastor Appreciation Collection I curated featuring 9 articles from our website.

Featured This Week On SOLA Network

Aaron Lee: Followers of Christ: A Book Review of “Social Sanity in an Insta World”

“Have you found yourself changed and consumed by your social media use? Edited by Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra, Social Sanity in an Insta World presents social media’s potentials and pitfalls—along with the biblical principles we need to honor the Lord online.”

Sophia Lee: A Small Example Of Restorative Justice: How Christ Models Justice That Heals

“Justice originates from God, and only God is inherently, perfectly just.”

Soojin Park: The Importance Of Voting As An Engaged Christian

“Our identities as Christians come far before our political affiliations and that our voting should be driven by devotion to Christ, not devotion to party.”

Aaron Lee: Writing About Her Faith: An Interview with Ashley Kim

“I think writers, in general, we want to write about what matters to us. And so as God and the gospel became more precious and more beautiful to me, I just naturally started to gravitate toward writing more about that.”

TGIF: Roundup for October 21, 2022

Reframing the work of youth leaders / The Father-Heart of God and Christian Obedience / The Reward and Responsibility of Creating / Hope from the Chinese Wilderness

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