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read.log | Miracles: Does Christianity Still Hold Up in the Age of AI?
Miracles: Does Christianity Still Hold Up in the Age of AI?We have moved past the industrial age, through the information age, and now find ourselves living in the age of AI. Technological progress has given us tremendous convenience, but it has also reshaped traditional values along the way. That reshaping has not spared how people regard the Christian faith. It touches those outside the church..
2026.09.10
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desk.log | Riida: A Reading Tracker That Gets the Fundamentals Right
Riida: A Reading Tracker That Gets the Fundamentals RightToday's desk.log pick is Riida, a reading-tracker app. Plenty of apps in this category exist, but few let you choose between genuinely different bookshelf layouts. Riida's defining feature is that you can view your library in whichever format suits you, and it backs that up with solid rating and note-taking tools. It works just as well for..
2026.09.05
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start.log | Let Us Begin Again ⑧: Pray Without Ceasing | 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
Prayer Is a Means of Grace Ordained by GodOf all the disciplines that mark the Christian life, prayer is one we can never set aside. This is why no sermon is complete without some word of exhortation to pray. And yet, for the believer, prayer is never easy. Many of the faithful, even in the act of praying, find themselves troubled by doubt — Am I praying rightly? Why does my prayer go unanswered..
2026.09.01
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view.log | [September 2026 Culture Notes] Ink and Color at the Turn of Autumn
[September 2026 Culture Notes] Ink and Color at the Turn of AutumnSeptember has a way of resetting the clock. The worst of the heat finally breaks, mornings carry a crispness that wasn't there a week ago, and bookstores start stacking the tables with everything meant to be read once school is back in session. It's a fitting month for anyone who spent August putting things off. This time around, ..
2026.08.31
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spot.log | A Reading Trip Through Jecheon's Independent Bookstores
A Reading Trip Through Jecheon's Independent BookstoresAmong the small cities within easy reach of Seoul, Jecheon, in North Chungcheong Province, deserves more attention than it usually gets. It sits only an hour or two away, close enough for a day trip and substantial enough to fill a proper overnight stay. This installment of spot.log turns to a handful of book-related spaces scattered through..
2026.08.30
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root.log | The Man Who Rooted the Reformed Faith: John Calvin, Part One — From Scholar to Reformer
The Man Who Rooted the Reformed Faith: John Calvin, Part One — From Scholar to ReformerHistory has given the church no shortage of reformers, each one summoned in his own way to call God's people back to the truth of Scripture. But ask who did more than anyone else to plant Reformed theology so deeply that it still holds its ground on Scripture alone, and one name comes to nearly everyone's lips..
2026.08.25
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read.log | This Might Actually Work Out, Nieun Bookstore: Why We Still Need Paper Books and Neighborhood Bookstores
Why We Still Need Paper Books and Neighborhood BookstoresWe live in an age when almost every headline about reading is bad news. The number of people who read books at all keeps shrinking, and the rise of e-books has only accelerated the decline of print. It has also become something close to common sense that books are bought almost exclusively from large online retailers now. All of this raise..
2026.08.20
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step.log | A Museum That Brings the World of Scripture Into View
A Museum That Brings the World of Scripture Into ViewThe events of Scripture unfolded in a small strip of land called Israel, thousands of years before our own time. That distance, in both geography and history, is the very thing that keeps modern readers from grasping the Bible in full. To read Scripture well, one needs some grounding in the world it came from: its historical setting, its cultu..
2026.08.15
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read.log | Going to Church in the First Century: Rediscovering the Substance of Worship in the Early Church
Going to Church in the First Century: Rediscovering the Substance of Worship in the Early ChurchChristians go to church every Lord's Day and worship. There is no such thing as a Christian who never worships. Yet few of us stop to ask the harder question — whether the worship we offer is the worship God actually delights in. Too often Sunday comes out of habit, we walk into the sanctuary out of h..
2026.08.10
