Links Mentioned on the 8/03/16 Show

The following is a rundown of today's podcast, annotated with links that were either mentioned on the show or inspired by it:

Commentary: How to Disagree in a Biblical Way (0:00)

Hume Lake Christian Camps
A Reformation the Church Doesn't Need ��� Part 1, Part 2
Drifting towards Darwin by Greg Koukl (Greg's article against theistic evolution)
Commentary: Textual Clues about the Extent of the Flood (Audio) by Greg Koukl (second hour commentary, third-hour commentary, and the last question)
Have Grace for Fellow Christians on the Age of the Earth by Amy Hall
One Tough Customer by Greg Koukl (on how to respond to a steamroller)

Questions:

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Upcoming events with STR speakers 

1. How do I correct the ideas of the Hebrew Roots movement? (0:28)

How Does the Old Testament Law Apply to Christians Today?
Think of the Mosaic Covenant Like a State Law
The Law and the Christian
The Law of Moses and the Law of Christ
40 Questions about Christians and Biblical Law  
A series of posts by Justin Taylor on the above book
What Is the Gospel? by Greg Gilbert
Is Christmas Pagan? by Greg Koukl
The history of Christmas and its symbols
Parenting by Paul Tripp

2. Coping with many problems (0:46)

What Easter Says to Those Who Are Suffering by Amy Hall ��� ���With the cross and resurrection at its core, Christianity need never deny the reality of evil and suffering because Jesus has proven Himself to be greater than all of it. He didn���t just overcome it, He overcame through it. The cross was the very means by which He secured joy: ���[F]or the joy set before Him [He] endured the cross, despising the shame��� (Hebrews 12:2). In this same way, all evil will be swallowed up.... Sometimes we���re tempted to think evil is stronger than God, but when we understand that every attempt evil makes to harm us is working for our good, we���ll see that all of evil���s weapons have been removed from it; there is nothing left it can use against us.���
Christians, You Will Suffer by Amy Hall
Don't Trust God to Protect You from Pain by Amy Hall (quoting Kevin DeYoung) ��� ���Trust, therefore, does not mean hoping for the absence of pain but believing in the purpose of pain.���
Prayer Begins with Hope in God by Amy Hall
If God Is Good: Faith in the Midst of Suffering and Evil by Randy Alcorn
1 Peter 4:12���5:11

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