No show notes today, or maybe ever again, do y'all even use them? They are tedious to make and I don't fee like it doing it.

Ryan's book: Emblems of the Infinite King

Ryan's other book: Images and Idols

Ryan on Twitter

Me on Twitter

Inspired by this blog post: 4 Ways A Pastor Can Improve His Writing

Systematic Theology by Robert Letham

Dr. Letham's Amazon Author Page

Champ's Website

Champ's Amazon Author Page

Book: Why Do We Say Goodnight?

Book: The Radical Book for Kids

Champ's Podcast: In the Word, On the Go

James Harden Sneaks. Volume 4

Working by Robert Caro

A Year with George Herbert: A Guide to Fifty-Two of His Best Loved Poems by Jim Orrick

My Writing Playlist on Spotify

Coffivity 

The article we are riffing on: 15 Pieces of Writing Advice from C.S. Lewis

Overcoming Sin and Temptation by John Owen

Dwight's Hay Place on The Office

Introducing Evangelical Theology by Daniel J. Treier

SelfControl

Freedom App

Garner's Modern English Usage

New from Crossway:

• Redemptive Reversals and the Ironic Overturning of Human Wisdom by G.K. Beale
• Theological Retrieval for Evangelicals: Why We Need Our Past to Have a Future by Gavin Ortlund
• Emblems of the Infinite King: Enter the Knowledge of the Living God by Ryan Lister

Twitter:

• @between2worlds
• @mrmedders

My book: Humble Calvinism. Now available on Audible too.

Question from Amber Vandermaarl: 

My question is related to blogging. It seems to be the overarching recommendation for getting into a rhythm of writing and gaining potential exposure to see if my words resonate with anyone. But, being a young mom, I HATE the connotation of the “mommy blog”. But being a mom of one, soon to be 2, that is my every day. That is where I learn my lessons and am being daily sanctified. That is my fodder for writing. So finally to the question: should I do it anyway?  Do the benefits outweigh the connotation that I am bored, basically illiterate, and just sharing recipes by having a “mommy blog”?

Gavin's website

Gavin's new book: Theological Retrieval for Evangelicals: Why We Need Our Past to Have a Future

Gavin's Amazon Author Page

Confessions by Saint Augustine translated by Sarah Ruden

Gavin on Twitter: @gavinortlund

Jeff on Twitter: @mrmedders

https://www.risenmotherhood.com

The book: Risen Motherhood

My book, Humble Calvinism

Rooted by Brandon Smith and Me

Risen Motherhood X IG 

On Writing by Stephen King

The Habit by Jonathan Rogers

Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott