Site of the Month for October 2011 talks of Christian Directory. About Christian is the Christian directory providing information and resources on christian schools and education, church, bible, denominations, prayers, christian conferences and events, christian arts, missions, pastoral resources and more related.

An excellent question! Yes, you should trust God but, yes, I do believe it’s possible to meet the right person online. Not only do I believe, but I know for sure because My wife and I met online! I don’t think there’s anything wrong with making yourself available for meeting someone, as long as it doesn’t become an obsession. Although God does work in our lives, often we have to do our part as well. For more on this, please read the article Waiting on the Lord. Blessings to you.

We’ve recently published over at the “review columns” pages of the website as they told about a few particular books about reading the Bible which we think would be helpful. You know we write a lot about, and suggest books to help us, engage culture, work for justice, reflect on the “signs of the times” and nurture the calling to use hearts and minds to pursue our holy vocations (whatever they may be.) Yet, this “wholistic” vision of missional discipleship, of Kingdom living, of living out of a distinctively Christian worldview perspective, will never fully catch on unless we hear the Word proclaimed in our congregations and in our small group studies and prayer groups. That is, the Word as it relates to and shapes our live in the world, the Word proclaimed as a coherent narrative that can upend the false stories of this world. So we trying to sound pious or doctrinally correct here—to “balance out” our suggestions about peacemaking or the arts or Christian views of science or work or economics.

No, we believe that robust discipleship depends upon our deep, profound commitments to be Bible-shaped people. Sons and daughters of Issachar (1 Chronicles 12:32) “knew the times and knew what God’s people should do.” Their insight about the times and their confidence about a faithful response happened, surely, because they knew Torah. They were wise covenant children. Let it be so with us.

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