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  1. Matthias

    The happy thread was dead. Long live the happy thread!

    * I don’t have the energy right now needed to think deeply about antimatter. *
  2. Matthias

    What books are you currently reading?

    * Never stop learning. Be a lifelong student. *
  3. Matthias

    The happy thread was dead. Long live the happy thread!

    * I never took an unscheduled nap while preaching. *
  4. Matthias

    The happy thread

  5. Matthias

    The happy thread was dead. Long live the happy thread!

    * Thinking about trying this out. Watching it might be as good as - possibly even better than - actually watching TV. *
  6. Matthias

    The happy thread

    * Perhaps a corollary. I remember my father telling me when I was a teenager, “It’s not a good deal if you can’t afford it.” I’ve often repeated it to myself and others. *
  7. Matthias

    QUOTE for the day

    “When one teaches, two learn.” - Robert Heinlein
  8. Matthias

    Bible reading plans

    “The appetite for the Word grows in those who feed on it.” - C.H. Spurgeon How’s your appetite these days? Better, worse, or the same as this time last week, last month, last year?
  9. Matthias

    The happy thread

  10. Matthias

    QUOTE for the day

    “You are worrying and troubling yourself, and you can do nothing; go to sleep.” - C.H. Spurgeon
  11. Matthias

    QUOTE for the day

    “God’s incredible and inexhaustible generosity culminates in the gift of gifts, his Son, Jesus.” - Paul David Tripp
  12. Matthias

    More on the deity of Christ

    “It is a simple and undeniable historical fact that several major doctrines that now seem central to the Christian faith - such as the doctrine of the Trinity and the doctrine of the deity of Christ - were not present in a full and well-defined, generally accepted form until the fourth or fifth...