If Only You Knew What I Know

http://www.challies.com/articles/if-only-you-knew-what-i-know?utm_content=buffer01442&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Pointing to Christ: The Dangerous Teachings of the Jesus Culture Movement

http://pointingtojesus.blogspot.com/2014/04/the-dangerous-teachings-of-jesus.html?m=1

Local Man Frantically Searches Between Couch Cushions For Lost Salvation | The Babylon Bee

http://babylonbee.com/news/local-man-frantically-searches-couch-cushions-lost-salvation/

Some things that have helped me in my struggle with anxiety - Adam4d.com

http://adam4d.com/things-helped-anxiety/

My favourite Bob Dylan bootleg 1978: Border beneath the sun – July 6th Paris | All Dylan - A Bob Dylan blog

http://alldylan.com/my-favourite-bob-dylan-bootleg-1978-border-beneath-the-sun-july-6th-paris/

Most Of The Time (Alternate version #2, Oh Mercy) on Vimeo

https://vimeo.com/180131379

ESV Bible

http://www.esv.org/about/pt-changes/?utm_content=buffer19f3c&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Reformed Resources > Note To Self The Discipline Of Preaching To Yourself

http://www.reformedresources.org/joe-thorn-books/note-to-self-the-discipline-of-preaching-to-yourself/

The Gift of Sleep: Capturing the Biblical Vision of Rest | The Christward Collective

http://www.alliancenet.org/christward/the-gift-of-sleep-capturing-the-biblical-vision-of-rest#.V9Ij8yMpDqA

Why Sunday Should Be a Day of Rest – CCC Discover

https://cccdiscover.com/why-sunday-should-be-a-day-of-rest/

God Watches, We Surrender

We lay down at night, trusting our infinite God to keep us in His care. Pastor Adrian Reynolds expresses this idea poignantly: “the willingness to lie down and sleep is itself an expression of trust in the sovereign hand of God. Nothing is going to happen to me that He does not determine.” We are to trust God completely, regardless of our situation.

Rest generally is a form of creaturely surrender to God the Creator. The universal need for regular times of rest testifies to humanity’s great need for God as both Protector and Sustainer. Through soaring mountain ranges, immeasurable ocean depths, and the immensity of cosmic space, God impresses us with a sense of His awesome power. Yet through the frailty of the human condition, God helps us to understand His invisible attributes by way of contrast rather than by direct analogy. Men must rest from their labors while God works out His will unremittingly in Providence. Men are dependent whereas God depends upon nothing. Men must sleep, but God is ever watchful.

The Gift of Rest

http://www.alliancenet.org/christward/the-gift-of-sleep-capturing-the-biblical-vision-of-rest#.V9IYd_krLIU

What “Seventy Times Seven” Means – The Blazing Center

http://theblazingcenter.com/2016/01/seventy-times-seven.html?utm_content=buffer6503e&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Watch "Bob Dylan and The Band - Like A Rolling Stone (rare live footage)" on YouTube

https://youtu.be/3Xz7WfVYxok

Stanford Professor puts his entire digital photography course online for free - DIY Photography

http://www.diyphotography.net/stanford-professor-puts-entire-digital-photography-course-online-free/

Contentment

"Obviously we live in a world that wants to breed discontent. Everything in our society is geared to make you unhappy with your current circumstances: your job, your wardrobe, your car, your house, your wife, place you live, whatever it might be. Everything in the advertising world is designed to breed discontent. To make you unhappy with what you have. Make you miserable with what you have with the current circumstance. And, of course, Satan feeds this because it essentially winds up in the violation and break down of every relationship. And that serves his purpose very well because it's contrary to God's design. So we're living, I think, in a time when we might be able to say that there is a more massive assault on our contentment than in any other time in human history because the sophistication of the attack has never been quite this extreme.".   -  John Macarthur