Posts Tagged ‘Theology’
Bumper Sticker Theology
Bumper sticker theology is something I have often thought of and been frustrated by. I have often thought of blogging on it but just never seemed to get around to it. I do understand that there is only so much room on a bumper sticker and things need to be short and sweet. I understand most want it to be something catchy. I have noticed thought that often times what is displayed on the bumper sticker usually is not Biblically accurate. Sometimes I think that the messages are even directed more at other Christians with whom they disagree rather than truly trying to share the Gospel. (I know there are some good ones-not a blanket statement here.)
While I was skipping through blogland the other day I came upon a posting on this very topic. I think that some of the struggles I have with bumper sticker theology was addressed in the article so I want to share it with you. Matt Kaufman does a good job of addressing this in his short blog post, Of Bumper Stickers and Bad Theology.
Please leave me a comment and share your thoughts on this topic. Are any of you frustrated with Bumper Sticker Theology too?
Catechism Resources
I am interrupting the series which I am blogging to share this with you. Jennifer @ Quiverfull Family left me a comment the other day about catechism resources.
I’ve been feeling led towards catechizing lately (I don’t come from a Christian background, so this is really totally foreign to our family.)
Do you use the Westminster Shorter? Any specific resources that you can recommend?
I decided it would be good to share the information with all of you. Thank you Jennifer for asking!! These are resources that I love and am so excited to be able to share them!
First, yes, we do use the Westminster Shorter Catechism.
Second, here are a few resources that we use with our family! I am also listing a few others that are out there that we have not tried just in case you want to check them out! I hope that these resources are helpful to you in training your children.
Training Hearts Teaching Minds
Vic Lockman’s Catechism in Cartoon form.
Songs for Saplings by Dana Dirksen
I know that Veritas Press also has a catechism songs collection and a song book but I have not heard them yet…they are on the order form for us to try out this school year.
We also have some of THESE children’s catechism books…they were used along with their Sunday School curriculum a few years ago.
Covenant Home also has a catechism course which my hubby has used for youth group sessions. It is designed for 5th grade and up.
Quotable Quotes
I thought I would try something new today. Since I cannot think of anything to really blog about. Well, I do have a few ideas but not enough time today to put them together. I thought I would share with you some of my favorite Twitter quotes today. Twitter is a bit crazy with so much to keep up with but at least it is only snippets of information. I follow a lot of great people that challenge me to continue to strive to bring God glory. I thought I would share some of their quotes with you today. If you follow me on Twitter you probably have seen these RTs but they are good ones to ponder on again. Please leave me a comment and let me know what you think of them, which is your favorite, or if you find one particularly challenging.
Enjoy…..
- RT @ReformedGlory: Christ did not die for any upon condition, if they do believe; but He died for all God’s elect that they should believe. JOHN OWENRT
- @burk_parsons:Toward a genuine life-Let’s be more concerned to preach what we practice than always attempting to practice what we preach.
- RT @DonWhitney: Things I wish I’d said: “With many things in life, we will suffer the pain of self-discipline or the pain of regret.”
- RT @Quiet_Daisy Thy mercies have brought me to the dawn of another day. Vain will be its gift unless I grow in grace increase in knowledge(VofV)
- RT @voiceofthesheep Why is that those who go early & rush for best seats at a show, or buy best seats for a game, pick worst seats at church?
- RT @Tabletalk_Mag: After you tried the higher life, deeper life, and your best life now, go to the all-encompassing Gospel for all of life.
- RT @MonergismBooks: “To will is of nature, but to will aright is of grace.” – AugustineRT
- @Burk_Parsons Christianity isn’t just a relationship, it’s a religion that encompasses all of life existing in God’s relationship with us
- RT @MonergismBooks: “Morality may hide corruption, but faith only purifies the heart from it.”- John Flavel


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