If you read one article this week, look at Ashes-to-Go For One: Rethinking Liturgical Individualism by Drew McIntyre.
For those of you with additional reading time this March weekend (March weekend?!? How is it March already?), check out the following selections, gathered from around the blogging world. I’m not sure this is fully appropriate now that it’s Lent, but happy reading!
Theology and Religion
Faith, Understanding by John Mark Reynolds
Theology, Church History, and Guarding the Good Deposit by Brandon Smith
I Wish Christians Would Argue More by Trevin Wax
Free Our Churches from the Ugly and Stupid by Anthony Esolen
Tim Keller’s Leaving Redeemer Presbyterian: 5 Lessons for Christian Leaders by Krish Kandiah
Biblical Studies and the History of Christianity
Saul and the Restoration of Israel by Matt Emerson
Adam was created first, and that means… by Marg Mowczko
Where is John the Baptist’s Head? by John Turner
A New Bible Translation by Gene Veith
The Story of Those Little Communion Cups, Whatever Those Are Technically Called by Luke Harrington
Worldviews and Culture
It’s Culture, Stupid by Scot McKnight
Redemption of the Erotic by Charles Chaput
On the Timelessness of Tradition by Eva Brann
Robert George’s Conservatism in the Age of Trump by Alexandra Wolfe
Pursuing Veritas 
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