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Daily Roundup for December 2, 2020

by William Hill | Dec 2, 2020 | Daily Roundup

Here are the items and resources of interest for December 2, 2020:

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Theology/Christianity:

What About Advent and Lent? — This is an excellent article from Wes Bredenhof.
Four Principles for the Exercise of Christian Liberty — An article by Sinclair Ferguson.
Reading through the Bible in 2021 — As found on The Gospel Coalition website.

Technology:

An iOS feature that you don’t want to miss. [PC MAG]
Evaluating Windows Defender. [PC MAG]
Is the Samsung Galaxy Note dead? [VIDEO – CNET]

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Daily Roundup for May 21, 2018

by William Hill | May 21, 2018 | Daily Roundup

Here are the items and resources of interest for May 21, 2018:

Theology/Christianity:

This is something that I need to remind myself about often. I pastor a small church. It is very easy to start thinking that the results are up to me. If I prepare harder, talk to more people in the community, pray more, etc. God will bless us. However, the results are up to Him. This article was written by Jade Campbell.
True repentance without excuses — a video by Dr. Joel Beeke.
What should pastors do about the “anemic church”? Daryl Dash has some helpful advice.
Should you preach expositional or topical sermons as a steady diet? Jay Thomas comments on that topic.

Technology:

The best free antivirus programs of 2018 — A list compiled by PC MAG.
Last week, the internet went nuts over this issue. If you did not hear about it (pun intended) then you were not online very often.